Of course, while it saves an attorney fee, it's still a colossal waste of my time, plus the court fees.My best success in court comes when there's a co-signer (the parents of college students, for instance).

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My wife and I are looking to finally buy something small in Tucson, AZ, now that we live here. Anything decent is $150,000 and up, but we just saw what we thought were condos for $35,000. They are nice and just the si...

Get existing lender to sign off on this (won't lenders security in any way).2- prepare a co-beneficiary agreement - owner assigns (90%) beneficial interest in the trust to you.

And me and my friend have talked about a co-app purchase then transfer it to the LLC.

They may let the LLC "have" it with you personally as a co-signer but that almost certainly negates the legal liability protection outlined above.

The unit owner merely has to enroll the unit for a yearly period, however they may still use the unit for 1 month within the calendar year with notice….The Lancaster Suites will operate as a Private Hotel and will source clientele from Travel Agencies, Advertising, Local Chambers of Commerce, Business Establishments and other prominent organizations in the Ortigas Center area etc as would any other Hotel in Manila…….The Lancaster rental pool will operate on a "Co-operative" basis.

Due to your age, the bank may b e reluctant to lend you the money w/o a co signer unless you have a killer deal.

As a co-borrower or anything that can be suggested where his credit has some value by virtue of being able to get the other partner a better loan.

*******But this is the kicker, and i need some real advice on this:apparently there was a revision to the association bylaws and they no longer let any owners rent out their units if they purchased on 6/2005 or later. everyone else before that date is grandfathered in so they can continue renting.NOBODY told me about this. not my relator, or my attorney. i even asked my realtor about rents in the beginning because i wanted to make sure it wasn't a co-op and the seller's attorney said renting is fine.so you can expect how shocked i am when i went into the office today to receive my new homeowner's welcome kit and she mentioned the new resolution to disallow any renting of units. she said my realtor and/or my attorney should have made me aware of this.i feel like i got majorly screwed. what am i going to do with a 2BR/2BA living by myself?