I’ve recently joined bigger pockets through a co worker of mine to learn and possibly get into real estate game myself.

As I mentioned, if you have a rich family member or friend that will co-sign the loan, then you can get a loan.

When a mobile notary s ervice is used the TLT Settlement Officer will finalize the details of the closing, communicate with the parties to the transaction, coordinate the mobile notary who will act as a witness closer and notarize all documentation.

@Alex OlsonYeah we have tried a few places such as Suncoast Credit Union and Wells Fargo and they have told me co signer that she would have to live in the property, which I’m almost certain that does not need to be the case.

With the future outlook, I have been looking further into investing out of my state (Colorado).

There is no opportunity for me to invest in the Bay Area where I live. “70% rule and 1% rule, 10-12% C-O-C Return, etc. are inapplicable here.

I was competing for the lower end $400k market for buyers last week in Lakewood and Briargate (CO Springs) and both had many properties with multiple offers and were scooped up quickly.

Tenants that can't make their rent co-share just need to contact the office and provide supporting documentation.

I told this to the co-owner of the house, and they think I am just being paranoid about this part, but I was the one who did the interview, and my gut is telling me something was off.Am I being paranoid?

And of course a few of our clients are heavy into section 8 so other than the co pay  issues they are not too affected ( although specializing in section 8 is a skill set for sure).