Then I moved out, got a huge payout check from the bank, and the property cash flows $1,800/month now.Id suggest house hacking, apply your rent to a mortgage, get a co-signer if needed!

Hi, this is kind of a regulation / loan question. I am looking for a strategy to acquire a 400k property via conventional loan (%20 down)I have 40k (seasoned) cash, and so that would put me at 200k purchase price. (I ...

Talk to a loan officer but if she is on the title and a co-applicant for the loan,  it is her primary, and you could get more money that way but I don't think you want to get into that. 

I’m investing in a multifamily syndication deal in Houston as a co-GP.

If you need a co-sponsor for any reason, they will need all of this from everyone signing on the loanCommercial loans are easier to get than residential, and are a big reason we decided to go commercial fast because we want to retire early

Perhaps she JV's with a money partner putting the deals in her name and leveraging your track record, name and exp to raise capital and or find a co-signer.

You could get a Co Star list and find owners that have potentially owned their property for a long time. 

He worked out a deal with a co-worker to have his name added to another co-workers account, who had the money market account for a number of years.

I can tell you as a co host, I see properties doing a 2K plus or more as an STR than they would as a LTR.

I’m guessing you could have the seller finance the down payment and then add them as a co-signer until they are paid back!?