Is the property a Co-op. or condo?

I have a co-signer but with this FHA loan im getting, i need all these requirements that will take me months to meet and im worried i will miss out on the deal.

I would like to persuade him to become a co-investor in this building.I plan to take care of the building myself, everything I need from him is money necessary for downpayment.What are (if any) usual terms of such partnership?

I would live in a shack on the south side of shade before I dealt with a co that required me to overnight money.  

It's been vacant and I was thinking just converting it to a co-working space for professionals. 

If your credit is really bad though, you might need a co-signer for the HELOC.

None of the municipalities I have worked in (Dupage County) have required a CO to sell a property.A CO will be likely be required when you pull permits.

I think wholesalers should just leave the price at it is and let the buyer make an offer with the same price the original investor who has it under contract..all deals are negotiable...Then work out a co-wholesale deal!! 

Turn the question around to ask them if they would feel guilty asking their boss for a raise if they were being paid less than a co-worker doing the same job.I think part of the problem is they think landlords are rich and make tonnes of money. 

The initial inspection is pretty rigorous and can drive up your costs as the HA can cite additional requirements your local municipality does not have, such as a CO detector.