Here are some ideas:1) Tenants in Common2) LLC3) Strongest credit gets the loan, other brothers get a equity participation noteEither way pay an attorney to advise you.

Lot's of REIT's and institutional sellers for retail centers are not bringing assets to market and waiting until July, August when markets and lending are more fluid. 

Financial institutions count 80% of the rental income towards your income.

One must review whether the taxpayer can use passive losses, if you are not materially participating and a real estate professional for tax purposes.

an example of how complicated it can get...the originating institution sells the paper to a new institution, who acts as their own servicer, but uses a contractor organization to handle the escrow disbursements for things like property insurance etc....they get an insurance invoice for a property that doesn't exist in their portfolio. 

That said, if appraiser is the best fit, the appraisal institute is generally the gold standard for education; although there are other providers that are just fine. 

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Well, for those lenders and institutions I've talked to.

There can be a little difference or a lot of difference between condo investing and SFH investing, and I'll hit on two of them here:- Lending:  sometimes it isn't possible to use institutional mortgages (specifically those intended for the secondary mortgage market) to purchase condos and townhomes. 

I may try a different branch of the same Bank institution to see if I have any luck.