Hey everyone looking for some wisdom.I co signed for my brother in law for a 2017 Toyota Corolla.

He had heard about me from his co-workers who knew me and knew my character.

The tenant ends up with two case workers. 

My situation is I have a decent down payment of 15,000 and a great credit score but can't get a loan without a co-signer since I don't have sufficient income.

:PArticle: https://www.housingwire.com/articles/46546-quicken-loans-united-wholesale-workers-are-subverting-our-mortgage-lending-operations/In the state of California, mortgage brokers are also fiduciaries.

Money talks and when you're putting down 20% I can't see why there would be any issue...at least not with my lender here in CO.

Renter insurance is mandatory4) Parents always co-sign, no exceptions5) Management on your side is more intensive.  

Are you trying to estimate the cost that Water, Sewer, Edison, and Gas Co charge or the cost the contractors charge to put them items in the dirt?  

Some useful info here:https://www.opploans.com/oppu/articles/8-money-pitfalls-to-avoid-when-co-signing-a-lease/Pitfall No. 7: Not putting all roommates on the leaseFalen Cox, attorney at Cox, Rodman, & Middleton, LLCReaders should be aware that if they allow another person to live with them, even without the intent to acquire a roommate or create a landlord-tenant relationship, they may have to go through the formal eviction process if that person refuses to leave.”

We had someone else who really wanted to rent the property because of the history of the property (It was built by Caesar Chaves for his workers), and because it had a guest house in the back where the unwanted tenants where, move into a camper onto the property in order to makes sure they didn’t damage it more and in order to keep out other people from breaking into the main house while we were rehabbing it.We had a judges signature for the eviction but could net do it because the constable wouldn’t call us and deliver the notice.