We can’t do that in too many places here in CO anymore because STR’s are now illegal lots of places but medium term (30+ days) furnished properties rent for a big premium over traditional long term, so I’ve done that on my last two projects.

I am a high school teacher in Colorado and I am always  looking to help young people get started in real estate investing or help in any way I can.

I do know of another lender that will lend into an entity, this helps build business credit (must be co-signed using personal credit).

My now-brokerage (Jones Chance & Co. in Ypsilanti, MI) specializes in helping people make wise investment decisions.

One of the co-owners is an attorney and the other owner is a Realtor with over 20 years of experience and also teaches property management at the local community college.

I have connections to other oil and gas workers that will pay higher than average rents, which is cheaper than staying in hotels, I would just have to fully furnish the place and have flexible leases.

If I were to get pre-approved for a loan, I understand that I would need to show proof of employment and I was wondering if the best option to fulfill this requirement would be to have someone co-sign the loan.

Ask social workers/homeless out reach to come check on him.3. 

The current law in Colorado is such that landlords or property management companies are required to accept Section 8 tenants if the applicants are otherwise approvable.

I had the idea recently of building a small modular cabin of modern design to use as a str in the colorado mountains.