So you might have to file a partnership return if you are a co owners of the house.

I'm being a little dramatic here, but if your property gets bad reviews because of cleaning, this will lead to less bookings, less revenue for the homeowner and less revenue for you as a Co-Host.

If I were a banker and you came to me with this, I would consider amending the loan agreement to allow the transfer, but have the LLC sign on as a co-borrower.

Putting a co-tenant on the lease, ( they are sisters) and one has 840 score, but the other told me she had an eviction on the record, which was a roommate dispute 5 years ago.

I have made a co-star list today of recent transactions in select markets.

I figure i can get some good information from him in regards to the area I'm looking to buy in Henderson, have him refer me to a good property manager and go from there.Arizona Buckeye - A co worker of mine bought a house out there about 10 years ago, and has since paid it off, and has been generating a decent cash flow.

If he does not, then you should keep the GF on the lease until he can find a replacement co-tenant or a co-signer just as he would if he was leasing on his own.

I told my attorney I want them to be responsible for it, but now I'm hoping I don't lose out on the Deal because of a CO.

You make your intended lessee a co-beneficiary in the trust. 

.- 2nd mortgage from Private lender, interest only payments- get a co-signer who has good income to sign with you to qualify with the Bank- B Lenders/ C Lenders - Literally ask any Mortgage Broker in Toronto, they'll connect you- Call your banks and apply for a credit limit increase on all your Line of Credits and Credit Cards, just use those- If you just need the money to invest, ask a friend to split the house with you- Joint Venture with a rich uncle lol- Syndication : Group of people splitting the house/project together- Ask the Seller for a VTB Deal with seller financing for the portion that you can't affordI mean the list goes one bro.