I have a co-worker who moved in around October and he is experiencing the same problem.

The concept is called a co-op assignment.

In today's credit market, there's little chance you'll qualify for a conventional loan without verifiable income, so even getting traditional mortgages against 4 properties is going to be tough without a co-signer.- Without any money to put down, you're unlikely to get traditional financing, hard money or rehab money in today's credit climate.

With that car I am sure you are never in need of a co-pilot!

I also like to get a co-signer if possible because two people on the hook is always better than one.

At the very least, get it on the MLS and offer the buyer's agent a co-op.

I’m considering getting a contractor (she’s charging me $300) to estimate repairs on site or doing a co-whole sale with a more experienced wholesaler.

I was able to boost my credit in a very short time by being a put on other people's credit cards as a co user.

Well, the city is not going to climb up there for a CO.

@Sean SloopBoth you and your relative would likely be in a better position if he was a lender, as opposed to a co-owner.