All adults of legal age for the jurisdiction are named on the Agreement, no exceptions, and all are "joint and severally liable", meaning they are each responsible for 100% of the rent, regardless what happens to any other party to the agreement.

.- Joint application with Co-signer- Male age 25 and female age 24, Co-signer is male’s father age 70- Male and females combined net monthly income is $3311 (4 times the advertised rent of $750); the co-signer brings an additional income of $2469 to the table- The male is just starting a new job with Amazon as a warehouse associate and the female is a custodian at a healthcare facility, with the employer just under a year. - They moved back to Ohio from Florida in fall of 2021 to be closer to the male’s family- Cosigner lives 3 houses down from this property- Credit scores: male and female applicants’ credit scores are terrible, at 499 and 449; co-signer is good at 745- No evictions for anyone, No criminal record for anyone; No pets- Male and female have 1 dependent- Move-in asapWould love to hear opinions about this unique situation! 

Rather than diving in on your own, though, start networking with individuals with more experience and do a Joint Venture.

Hey all,
Can someone recommend a proper way to structure a partnership to ensure both ends are meeting their responsibilities? 
On my side of the bargain, I will be providing the capital for down payments and renova...

This is a tough one, this is called a joint VA loan and it requires "prior approval" from the VA. 

My fee schedule for doing a Joint Venture is this: 1st Project 60% (me)/40% (you)2nd Project 50/503rd Project 40/60Any additional projects 25/75I use my LLC and credit for all projects in which I’m a partner.

Hi John,The common ways of addressing this situation would be with a Joint Venture Agreement or by creating an LLC with a custom created Operating Agreement with your partner.

Take your time, get to genuinely know these folks in your community and continuously nurture your relationships.Hope that was helpful!

If my fiancé and I bought our first property through a joint venture, could we also have a cosigner for this property?

fyi - I live in California and was still able to joint both credit unions.