@Michael Glaspie has a book called 'The Elite Investor - A military approach to real estate problem solving' He is also a co-host of a podcast called 'Military Cashflow'There is also 'Active Duty Passive Income' which is a platform to check out as well.

Everything sounds so positive so far, but here comes our problem: We live in California, which means any property bought by either one of us would become a co-owned property by the law here.So, here are some of our concerns: 1.

It's not uncommon for income to be 2.5x the rent.Co-Signer - The landlord may require a co-signer on the lease. 

Might be a dumb question but is a co-op community also an option as well? 

Tenant A's father (a co-signer) would like to see it resolved. 

I need help from someone that does refinancing( loan officer) ... so this is what I’m trying to do ... right now I have a house with a co-borrowers.

They are afraid of gas for some reason.That’s interesting in NH you don’t need a CO if you don’t have anything that “burns.”

He basically was acting as a co-signer for the power bill.

Hi All - I recently closed on a co-investor multifamily deal.  

Even better: get rid of the cars and ride bikes to work or share a ride with a co-worker.