Respectfully, the intent is not at all to deceive the loan company -- I hope that is not what the scenario would be accomplishing.

Most people will respect your property, but there is always the chance that they won't.

Actually "don't like" is a bit too strong -- it's more a lack of respect for these degrees for absolutely no apparently reason other than the belief that engineering and comp sci are more related to tech than other majors.Of course, this is often incorrect, but the basis of this belief makes sense -- engineers and comp sci majors are going to have more hands-on experience in college than students in other majors.

They'll respect your honesty.

Hes a hometown dude everyone respects.

What is good for the goose may not be good for the gander" I think my post was respectful but again its was my experience..

So far I've read a lot of great threads, subscribed and listened to half a dozen podcasts by BP and growing my respect for this community and the RE industry each day.My RE goal is to hit an income goal of $250k/yr within my first 5yrs and my end goal is to create a $20k/mo cash flow each month for retirement.

The short story: They seemed very nice, applications looked reasonably strong with respect to employment, income and they had a compelling story. 

Respectfully,DW

If all the partnership income and expenses are split 50/50, then each partner will get a Schedule K-1 showing each partner's respective share of the partnership income.