Now the building inspector is telling me he will give us a CO for 2 apartments (and remove the commercial space).

@Nicholas Lohrhi there, I would like to connect with you and get your thoughts on building multi family in the Colorado area.

I am planning to make an offer to buy an inherited property from my 5 co-heirs.

I would love to find a lender who would let me personally co-sign on a loan when the assets are in an LLC.

Lots of nice lakefront homes in Nevada, California, Utah, Colorado or Idaho. 

More specifically meaning if this was operated in one state on the west coast (Colorado) could you apply for a mortgage for a property on the east coast (Connecticut) and meet the mortgage requirements for pre approval. 

If the primary borrower on an fha loan has little to no income (say a student just finishing school), can a co-signer or co-borrower still qualify them for a mortgage even if the co-signer or co-borrower is a non-occupant?

Good news is you’ve hired a pm co, and this is their mistake to fix.

I assume you'd like to be off the mortgage of any house you no longer own, so she either qualifies with or without a co-signer, uses her share of liquid cash to pay off the mortgage (if applicable), or one or both of the properties are sold.This is where your divorce attorney and tax advisor come in. 

Find a partner willing to co-sign and who’s in need of an apartment to rent?