We do co-signers regularly as we deal with students, and usually it's just one parent co-signing because the income is joint if they're married.

He has since written a book about small apartment complexes, has gotten rich, and now teaches class to show you how to do it.I found BP about 21 months ago while medically recovering and looking for something more flexible than a regular job since I was getting older.  

If you start to get a large number of units you could start staggered buying 3 month CDs (that mature at regular intervals) as the odds are that two roofs won't collapse in the same 30 day period.

(Which, obviously major lenders do not let happen as they monitor the taxes if the account/loan is not impounded.)I concentrate on doing Loan Modifications for distressed owners, and at times we need to do a sale/short sale and we can get the IRS lien removed, other times no.  

The process to evict is somewhat similar to a regular eviction

I am in the largest producing real estate office in Indianapolis and I regularly train new agents including all the ones that go to BOLD.

I cant help but Im really shocked agents in your area aren't monitoring these forums for posts exactly like this.

While conventional lenders regularly offer this service, not many vendor's would entertain it.

It's been awhile since I applied through USAA (and it was regular loan, not VA).  

If you can make payments, you're much better off with a regular loan.