It might be possible to carve the one owner out so that he/she is a tenant-in-common owner with the partnership under a tenant-in-common agreement, but I would want them to be on title for at least two years to play it safe.

Its pretty common for tenants to pay for utilities.

One of them is a OC Police Officer, so I am confident that you guys would have a lot in common.

Again, Flipper, you have managed to skirt the issues I brought up and stick mainly to the insults on me. 90% of your post that clarified your first post was aimed and calling me 'clueless' and 'ignorant' rather than examining or answering the questions I brought up.Sorry man but I don't consider your cheap shots, one-liners and strategically capitalized words real responses.But keep up the good work of posting extremely irresponsible statements and then when questioned, attacking the character of the person asking for an explanation.As much as you would like to think, the world front is not Candy-Land right now.

We can show that the rent will provide a small positive cash flow, and the house will appreciate due to work being put in to the house.Or is it more common to get a loan for just the down payment amount and then get a mortgage to cover the rest of the house?

One common theme to all of the strategies is to provide great content and educate your target audience on how they can solve their problems.

But hey, why should we care.....they were "security" and brandishing a weapon at a polling place is common to every election.

That's right, the countries where they are located.I know the left has this extreme and inane hatred of Bush, but he's gone man, let it go, your guy is in charge now.

One common theme to all of the strategies is to provide great content and educate your target audience on how they can solve their problems.

It seems the flow of communication from REOs is extremely slow.