Normally how this would play out is that you would be buying the house and your aunt/uncle would co-sign for you and then gift you the $ you need.

Hi All,  I’m in Colorado, have a tenant moving out of my SFH this week, have a hunch it’s not going to be as clean as it was when they moved in.  

I have been playing Xbox one with my son - hand eye coordination skillsOriginally posted by @James Wise:Originally posted by @Chris Seveney:For many of us we are quarantined at home and working from home but have found we have extra time during the day.

Then the merchant (you) pay the card co back. 

I'm hoping to find a place in Colorado Springs CO- preferably 80906 zip code- to rent out as a corporate lease for 1 year.

You can write  the property co off, plus expenses. 

However, if your post virus analysis tells you you will lose a more if you close...and continue to lose more, then bit the bullet...and don't close.Now, as far as making a counteroffer, the success of that CO will be directly dependant on how long (as in offers back and forth) the original negotiations were. 

We coordinated with the tenant in advance about a showing this week, and received a message today that they would be more comfortable if we showed the apartment when they moved out given everything going on with the coronavirus.

@Chris Bingham The servicing transfer is done servicer to servicer and is coordinated by both to make sure everything is in compliance, especially the hello-goodbye letters.

@Angie DeNardo I was browsing forums post about investing in Colorado, more specific the subs and north of Denver and I found your thread.