A property I'm looking at is currently rented to a co-living space that is renting out each room separately in every unit (with an empty unit).

I now have hundreds of thousands of dollars tied up in a property that the city will not issue me a CO or let me do anything with until subdivision issue resolved (after letting me pull permits for all renovations - separate issue).I have spoken with several litigators and all seem to think a variance granted by city is going to be the way out of this, but that due to a few loopholes in Georgia law, I might not have any recourse with seller for damages.I need a recommendation for a mean damn attorney that is ready to go sue the pants off this guy.

Hello, this is my first post here! I am from Tucson, Arizona, and I am looking to invest in my first income property. I found a nice-sized ~1000 sqft per unit quad-plex (two duplexes) in a decent area of town listed i...

I am a co-founder of Comrade Quarters and my partner is almost retired military.

Hello, My name is Joyce and I am interesting in starting my business as a Co-hosting for short and long rental properties in Houston Tx.

Initially, I considered the Family Opportunity Mortgage, but my loan officer suggested the FHA route(for DTI reasons), with my mom as the primary borrower and me as a co-borrower.The plan is for my parents to be on the deed, allowing me to maintain the homestead on both my current house and the new one, given that they'll be the primary occupants.

Hi everyone, I am currently looking into the FHA loan and wanted to use it to purchase my first property (duplex) with it however, I do not have a source of income (I am currently attending  graduate school) but I can have a co-signer.

Purchase price: $450,000 Cash invested: $135,000 This duplex purchased is setup as a co-living.

We could become a co-host but it's our understanding that we wouldn't be able to see the revenue and the other reports that a full host could see.

This leaves the borrower with two options: bring in a co-guarantor who will take a piece of the deal or struggle to refinance and if the borrower succeeds on their own, the terms will be terrible.