Don't expect the best photography, or any help with staging to make your place show at it's best either.I wouldn't recommend you try to sell a co-op if you don't have much experience selling co-ops.

I got turned on to real estate investing by a co worker of mine who has been a land lord for several years.

It’s a Co-op and now that we’re married I’ve convinced her to sell it and invest in something that doesn’t require a ridiculous HOA fee every month.

Or can we gift him half or a portion this year and then sell it next year under Sec 1031, so We can say We are still a co-owners? 

You could also keep him on the deed as a co-owner with an ownership stake in the house to be paid at closing after you flip it. 

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).

When I was working at Redfin, Associate Agents could earn a bonus for anyone you personally referred to a Redfin agent - buying or selling a house however, the Associate Agent wouldn't be listed as a co-agent on the sale of a house. 

im not sure if im posting this in the right place or not but i thought a forum full of innovative thinkers might have some creative ideasim trying help a seller solve their problem so i can purchase their housetheyve spelled it out so im going to cut/paste the conversationI own a home  with a co-owner who refuses to sell because a personal vendetta against me.

Could I be a co-borrower on a loan my brother is trying to get and it still be considered owner occupied since he will be living there but I will not or is that fraud? 

Could I be a co-borrower on a loan my brother is trying to get and it still be considered owner occupied since he will be living there but I will not or is that fraud?