Can your parents or sibling co-sign for you if you don't have adequate income to qualify for the loan?

Through him, I met his other siblings (1 brother, 1 sister) who are absolutely amazing as well.

So your best bet would be finding some type of partner (parent, older sibling, relative, etc) that could bring the money/financing to the table and you could bring the deal.

In theory, I and my siblings/cousins would someday inherit this land, but in reality only two (out of eight) of us would have any real interest in owning this in the future.As an investor, I have a couple questions:As a pure investment, the numbers here are terrible. 

In 2017 his mother listed just 2 siblings on it without canceling the first one. 

The house was handed down to these siblings and is split 50/25/25.

If there are no children or grandchildren, then the parents inherit, and if their parents have passed away, then it goes to their siblings, and then the siblings' children it their siblings have passed. 

You might be approved as a landlord but if you want to rent to a parent, child, grandparent, grandchild or sibling, there are special rules to follow that basically have to do with your relative being disable and having no other choices.

In fact my sons 61 yr old FIL is working 8+ hours a day in an unfinished basement while supposedly up here visiting (for the 2nd time in 18 months) to be with his own siblings & many grandchildren, nieces & nephews ???

My siblings and I are interested in buying a lake house for family use, but would like to rent it out on Airbnb on the weeks we’re not using jt (probably 75% of the time at least).