In some cases you could have low DTI but in the lenders risk pool you are a high risk to offer another LOC/Heloc.

If the lender won't loan on the property until the lien is satisfied, it makes no difference from the buyer's side how the partnership splits any proceeds from the house.

https://matrix.recolorado.com/Matrix/Public/Portal.aspx#1Short SaleLight and bright living spaces, and picturesque mountain views, this stunning ranch-style home located in Bella Mesa won't last long!

I am a non US resident and the property I am starting out with is outside the US.

That transfer puts you at risk the lender can call the loan (the Due on Sale Clause)Next yoiu potentially have an issue with co mingling funds.

I know it’s not much, but is there a possibility a lender still work with me?

Best of luck getting these units squared away A "true" turnkey provider is always waiting for the ax to fall mate and it can only fall on their head lolLot of accountability and responsibility for sure and it takes many many years to get operating decently.I won't say "perfectly" because there are non stop kinks in the armor of a true turnkey provider.Thanks 

Any thoughts on how you'd split profit in the case where the is land used as collateral without co-signing (if that's even possible with lenders)? 

Gap funding from a private lender could be an option and will be expensive.

I have to evict a non-paying tenant.