Like you said, a real estate attorney would be a valuable person to talk to, but here's what I have: Considerations: short/long-term rentals, co-ownershipTo keep your favorable mortgage rate, you can consider a Joint Tenancy or Tenancy in Common agreement without refinancing.

just skip those finish the rest of the test and then if you want to do the math come back and do those last.. u dont want a math question to come up when your starting the test and derail you.. 

What market u r in?

Did u hire someone or do it on your own?

Not so dissimilar from most note joint ventures agreements.

My father served in the Navy for 4 years - Can I do a joint loan with him and utilize the VA loan options? 

I do have money in my joint acct with my wife but she doesn’t want to touch it.

U can still have a hiccup of course but generally speaking far safer than any junior or unsecured As you have a specific ownership interest that cant be deluded and is first priority in any BK

I also really like that this is a U-shaped window unit which wraps over the window sill, meaning that you get to keep nearly all of your window's view and natural light, as well as it being theoretically harder for someone to break into the apartment by kicking in/pulling out the AC unit (ours is on the second floor, but the safety concerns for first floor units is definitely a consideration you'll want to factor in).Heating.  

I've just done the work myself: get a judgment, file to have wages garnished, place liens on any property they may own (I've had some people come up as being on joint title on a property).Some people will sent up a payment plan as soon as the sheriff shows up to serve them with papers because they're so embarrassed!