Hi all,Is it possible to have a partner go in on a househacking arrangement to allow for homeowner financing on a duplex type property while still arranging for financial protection legally for a partner investor that doesn't have title to the property.I know that you'd have to have someone tied to the property personally to qualify for FHA terms and things of that nature but are there agreements that can be drawn up with respect to divvying up cash flow coming from the property?

We didn't even bother tying this one up, since we needed the help of our buyers (a couple people we trust) to evaluate the worth of a house with a (useless?)

@Henrick Sorenson Ouch, sounds like I might have a loose end to tie-up.  

I can take out the heloc in just my name, but it ties up all of the equity in the property because only one line of credit can be taken on the house.

I've watched too many politicians fall, and we have worked too hard building our reputation to tie it to someone else's character.I may be political at times, but our business is an enterprise...a free one...participating in modern capitalism.

In general that will be directly tied to what is going on in the community.  

Although I am still employed, we decided to execute our "crazy" plan so that we would never have to feel tied to a job in the future.

If in your shoes though I would let them know definitively that even though I'd like to make the situation right that was the reason for the credit in escrow.

I just would be afraid since the property isn't tied up yet to bring in a potential investor.

The credit partner's credit is tied up long term so they receive 50% ownership of the property.