As for tenants without rental history, you could ask for a co-signer such as a parent just to protect yourself.  

I believe it is California law to have a CO detector installed but I believe you only need one CO detector, but you do need smoke detectors near all bedrooms hopefully the bedrooms are close enough together that you can use one detector for multiple bedrooms. 

Recently got put on to Bigger Pockets from a co worker.

Maybe you arrange a co-investment with them or you do some of the work they need done, although disposition of loans is not a short term project so this method would have it's barriers to expose concepts to you which are unknown to you.

Both women are on the lease), and the tenant on the second floor a young man in his 20s (whose mother is a co-signer on the lease).Tenant of the second floor unit, has a Pitt bull on premises (not on the lease and it says no pets unless there is written addendum added to the lease). 

Same thing except the seller deducts the improvement you make and you have your down payment.I would not try to add any future buyer to an existing contract as a co-buyer as that is simply fraud when that end buyer presents that contract to a lender indicating their interest in that contract.You can make the contract to your company or individually, irrelevant for the end lender as either you or your company assigns the contract.

IRS) is a co-defendant.An EXCELLENT primer applicable to THIS state is Tax Lien Attorney Michael Pellegrino's book TAX LIENS: The Complete Guide To Investing In New Jersey Tax Liens.

So Im trying to figure out if I need a CO when wholesaling in New Jersey.

@Darin M.Around 2001 a co-worker bought a house off of Manor Rd.  

No, I do not have (and can not get) a co-signer.