You may make really good money this summer (and that’s really good money) but a bank is unlikely to give you a loan if you don’t have consistent income, or a co-signer.So if you wanted to buy anything like a rental you’d likely have to wait until after you graduate and got a full time job.  

Walmart has really invested a lot into the community to help them attract employees for their headquarter offices.I’ll be glad to connect if I get a deal for second opinions.

The interest need not be equal, and, in the event of the death of one (or more) of the owners (co-tenants), no right of survivorship in the other owners exist and the interest of deceased co-tenants passes to his or her heirs.JOINT TENANCY WITH FULL RIGHTS OF SURVIVORSHIP- An undivided interest in real estate property, taken by two or more joint tenants.

She Wants To Get A Condo/co-op Because She Said Its Cheaper, Shes Looking To Spend Around 150k.

There are many options and taking cash from one of the buildings that is generating income is definitely an option provided it is not in an LLC, Corp. or any other structure that would make this co-mingling of funds. 

I have a full time, executive level job and am in my mid-40s.

@Brad Jacobson - It would be considered non-employee compensation? 

@Jared Bouzek is in Colorado, may as well start with him.

@Tiffany Ralston - I use the marketplace and for silver level coverage (80% coinsurance and a doctor visit is like $25 with prescription coverage) it is $500 / mo just for meI don't have any pre-existing conditions and do not take regular medicationIf anyone has a better / cheaper solution I would be open to hearing it 

Hello,     I am new to the Bigger Pockets Forums and to Colorado, I am looking to buy my first home (cash).