I am working with a lender at the moment, the only way it'll work is if i partner with my mother on the deal.

Thanks, my mother is paying rent a few miles away and I wanted to get her in there so we could pay it off together.

There are also some interesting ways to try to do Airbnb, but it requires finding a home with a basement apartment or mother-in-law suite and having a higher risk tolerance.Colorado Springs is a little better.

I wouldn't have an issue with this, but I work some very very long shifts as a nurse sometimes 20+ hours if I'm on call and don't feel safe leaving my wife home alone.

She is a nurse at a local hospital with 703 credit score.

All I could find online was that my lenders can’t deny my wife since she is the mother, but I’m not sure if that same principle applies to fathers as well.

My wife is a nurse at Vanderbilt and loves it, best of luck with residency. 

I’m a nurse by day....new real estate investor by night.

Not everyone is worried about the cost of owning it, maybe it was their mothers childhood home, who knows! 

I have family in Washington and my mother has several rental units, so I thought I can go in and conduct some business there too.