So I have two brothers that submitted an application for a property: one of them qualifies based on the requirement, the other does not, he makes about $1000 net a month when the minimum is somewhere around $2400 net monthly income, but combined they bring in enough to meet the minimum.My question is, can the other brother who is qualified be a "co-signer" even if he is going to be living in the same place?

I have a renter that needs to have a co-signer or guarantor.

Did you try the new co-host feature accessible from your account?

To clarify: By 'bank' I meant the mortgage co.

If I am looking to do only wholesale deals at this time, my target area is hot right now...Why do I need a Dream Team assembled, I mean I know I need a buyers list, and to perhaps talk to a Title Co.

Hello, I have 6 rented units (so far) in the High Desert, CA ... but live in Orange County. I'm looking for leads on property management companies to handle day to day operations of the rentals. If anyone has any posi...

I currently live in Denver, CO but invest in the NWI.

So today the other co-founder of Holton-Wise (my business partner John Holton) closed on his new personal home today.

Yes, my plan would be to use the same corporation name, and register it in each state I'm doing business in.I'm also aware that one needs to beware not to co-mingle funds; use the business for personal, or visa-versa.

Second, when good deals do come up before the investor has a large buyers list, other wholesalers will be more than happy to co-market a great deal.