:Owner A's Name, A single man/woman and Owner B's name a single man/woman as Joint tenants/tenants in common with rights of survivorship.

I married into this pig (the condo, not my wife) as we filed jointly last year.

Each person who owns the property can claim the Section 121 capital gains exclusion of $250k ($500k if married filing joint) as long as the property is that person's primary residence for the previous 2 out of 5 years.

The click together stuff looks better after install from my personal experience as the joint bring themselves together.

Be truthful.Tell your applicants that all adults (age 18 and above) who will be residing in the home will be required to submit a complete application, undergo a thorough background check, and will be named in the lease as a tenant jointly and severally liable.

If you have a limited credit history, perhaps you could be added as a joint account holder on a family member's established account? 

Maybe if direct with owner you could try a lower offer but with a joint venture of some kind?  

Real Estate Virtuoso's,I was hoping someone could help me with a joint venture question.

We bought a company from a joint friend who had sold all of his real estate and he still had the company open.4.

I have not put together a P&L, tax returns nor did I "interview" with joint ventures.You can make money, buy and sell, off the grid as you say.