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). 

There is an equivalent experience route, and a co-worker of mine became a licensed property manager even though normally licensed brokers can be property managers.

My close friend & business partner currently lives in Monaco and already owns small residential properties in both Antibes and Mougins, as well as operates a co-working space in Monaco, and we are exploring a range of investment opportunities across the Cote D'Azur.   

In a co-signer situation, is the debt-to-income ratio changed if there are two people on the loan or would they just be calculating my debt-to-income, since I am the only one that has either?

I'm and 18 year old with a passion for real estate and I'm looking to become a co-host for airbnb to learn the business. does anyone have any advice on what I should do to find Airbnb hosts and how to do my job effectively as a co-host?

Hi Brianna, you can typically add a co-borrower (even non-occupant co-borrower) and utilizes that co-borrowers assets, liabilities, income, etc to help get the deal done so it would then be a collective DTI, the whole payment would not count solely against your income. 

You might have to get a CO before a new tenant can move in.

During this time he was part of a four man civil affairs team (Special Operations), directly assigned to A Co., 2nd BN., 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne).

So check with your state laws.Second....if an applicant is close to qualifying, (and let's face it there is lots of bad credit out there today) get a Co-signer.When we choose an applicant or a co-signer we want to make sure they are COLLECTIBLE !  

Obviously the 1902 building was not built as a condo.To throw another wrench into the discussion there is another form of ownership called a co-operative or co-op which is used in NYC and FL, where you are buying stock in the company that owns the entire building in proportion to the square footage your unit is in ratio to the total building square footage.