If that can be confirmed, you can work out a deal with your father for a portion of his share.

I'm curious to see if anyone has partnered with a contractor to complete a BRRRR and then pay them out of the refinance portion?

However, it's highly likely that the landlord would get paid under the liability portion of the renters insurance.

Only a certain portion of those tiles will be able to produce power because of orientation and/or shading.

Many many times I thought I found a diamond in the rough only to actually go there and see it’s a gutted dump and the only good portions of the place were edited pictures the shyster realtor took .

Ok, now I am renting this for $1175 per month and pay my father inlaw a portion say $600 No interest! 

I shouldn't somehow default to owning half of an asset he bought even if we are 50/50 partners on the value-add 'business' portion.

@Rachelle Thermitus there are a lot of good coaches out there you can hire that will not take a portion of your deals.

I have a good understanding of the rest of the process and don’t have any problems with the collateral portion of the loan, but I am concerned that my DTI could give me problems depending on how much rental income the will count/ what expenses they add to my debt or subtract from my income.

Would you give a portion of that money to someone you didn't know, with no experience or track record, alright credit, no capital to contribute... that also works "no less than 80 hours a week" so wouldn't have a lot of time to flip properties to get you a return on your money?