Are you having the Fire inspector and the Building inspector come for a CO?

Daniel,  It is totally Possible.I partnered up with a co worker. we both wanted to look into real estate investing Buy and holds.  

Recently purchased a co-op apt and I've decided I want to be a Real Estate Investor.

In the event of aco-broke, commission shall be an additional fifty percent (50%) of said amount. 9)Reference Lines238-239: This Listing Contract shall continue to renew for consecutive six (6) month periods oruntil which time Seller delivers to Broker a thirty (30) day written notice to terminate this Listing.

I was planning to just add her to the title now in time for the refi, but just found out that doing so will re-start the 6 month waiting period before we can do the cash out.I can't apply for the loan myself and add her as a co-signer, because my DTI is too high with my other rentals and will prevent us from qualifying together. 

If their dog bites another person, you'll really wish you were additional insured, or your landlord policy will be a co-primary insurer, meaning you both have the claim.

@Raven Parmer  I was just discussing the HIghlands with  a co-worker this morning that lives there. 

If you are a co broke, you are down to 1.5% I did think about it at one time, but never pulled the trigger.

I do not want a co signer, (for many reasons) even though it was a suggestion from the mortgage lender.

Unless in the contract you put yourself as a co-owner of the property you can't both market it.