If I get a non married couple or college kids for a Joint Tenant then I charge them each $35.

Similar to a 401K loan, you can also look into a Margin Loan if you or your partner have an individual or joint taxable account.

We tried to pivot to the USDA route but either we make too much money to qualify jointly and our DTI is too high, OR if we tried to purchase individually we dont have the right DTI to cover the mortgage payment at the current rate.Im going to speak with my lender in the AM and make sure we have the final clear to close.

I put up the money, we jointly secure financing.  

Have a private investor wanting to setup a separate LLC joint venture with me to create a long term performing note portfolio.

This applies even if your spouse did not own any interest in the activity and you and your spouse do not file a joint return for the year.

I do not want to pursue a joint venture because I'd like to have more fine-grained control over the investment.Thanks again for your thoughts!

The manner in which property is held (tenancy in common vs. joint, etc.) is also crucial to understand, so that you know whose signatures on the contract are essential.

Hey @Nash Mittelman, I'd consider looking at a Margin Loan if you have an individual or joint taxable account.

For the first time a parent has requested that I change the lease to remove the jointly and severally clause, because they don't want to be responsible if the room mate on the lease doesn't pay their fair share.