(Ex Portland metro contractor, co- founder of A Cut Above Exteriors, in 1998.)

You can certainly ask for a co-signer, there is a podcast episode where Brandon and Josh were surprised that the investor didn't have co-signers for his student rentals.

A lot of what you are capable of doing can be determined by other factors: credit score, financial history, possible co-signer?

Hey all,So my in-laws brought over a letter from a local real estate investment group here in SoCal, expressing interest in purchasing a parcel of land that my in-laws co-own with 3 other couples.

Hey guys,My brother lives in Fort Collins, CO.  

I'm going to be following this as my target market is mid tier and mostly small to midsized multi's 

In CA, you must disclose all murders for the past 3 years, but in CO this is considered unfairly stigmatizing the property and you are not required to do so.

I am a real estate investor and realtor in Colorado.

In Colorado you need a special license to do this. 

My Orange Co rental rented for $2750/mo.The three Charleston SFR's total $4900 /mo.The last purchase was for an 1800 SF end unit town home for $135k and rent of $1450/mo & No HOA.This gives you an 12% CoC with after a 20% down mortgage.The OC unit was a 1500SF end unit condo with HOA of $275/mo and a community Assoc of $35/moAll that said...I think what you missing is that is you were to get a 20% down mortgage on your property,Your investment drops to 125k +say 10k closing = 135k  Then the 1900/mo yields a 16.9% CoC  Which sounds much better right?