You can also tell him you'll pay a co-op fee (approx double) or a non co-op fee.However, don't be surprised if your listing guy hides it so he can avoid buyer's agents.

She did babysitting, earned $7,000 and purchase a co-op in Los Angeles with another Japanese girl.

My son just qualified for a conforming 30 year fixed rate at just under 7% for owner occupied, with me as a co-signor. 

If you aren't a co-living true believer, I would aim for a multi-family property, the largest you can in an appreciation market.

When you are personally liable for a mortgage (like with a Fannie/Freddie style loan) you are personally liable for 100% of the payment - even if you have a co-signor.  

Court won't evict because it is an unpermitted structure without a CO, so they're saying the lease isn't valid or something like that.   

Replacement Cost coverage also allows you to recoup any depreciation that might be withheld initially in your claims settlement so that your only out-of-pocket expense is your deductible... and, if your policy has a Co-insurance requirement (most standard market policies do) and you don't meet that requirement, you may be penalized for being under-insured and not get the full settlement available to you.

It is difficult to know if and when a co-wholesale deal goes to settlement-making it difficult to know I get paid.2.

I use a co-host to help with any issues that might come up (rarely have had any issues) and to clean. 

If the purchase in question is a Co-op apartment, there is also a Co-op attorney involved in the deal.I'd say, that is the first layer of red tape.Depending on the property type and deal, the other red tape here pertains to zoning, permits, land use, environmental regulations, rent regulation i.e. rent control, rent stabilization, etc. to name a few.Wishing your company continued success as you look to expand!