Amateurs Co by the  county figures.

Would it be beneficial to find a co-signer?

If you don't meet these requirements you may partner with other people  (co-sponsors and key principals) whose combined networth and liquidity would satisfy a lender.Once the property is stabilized it can be refinanced with a Fannie Mae or Freddy Mac loan which would have no personal recourse but similar networth and liquidity requirements.Ad for best banks, find a mortgage broker specializing in apartment loans and let him/her search for the right lender. 

@Ujwal Velagapudi Yes, a 4 unit building I recently bought has a property management co.  

i have listened to all of the podcast and did research for buying a SFH in colorado springs near the military base.

I do handle mortgages in Colorado but cannot claim to know distances like I do in Chicago.

I'm not currently active in the Colorado market since I'm living in Tucson, Arizona but my brother and father have their licenses in Boulder and Littleton and we constantly talk about how the market is going.

I know it shouldn't be a deal-breaker, if the mgmt co doesn't want to manage a C/C- property, but do you contact them before you buy, just to see what their thoughts on managing it would be?

My county may NOT have some data, such as Divorce...i live in Tarrant Co., Tx. 

My Colorado property has never had this problem.I want to do the right thing and would love advice from both the legal and the ethical side.Thanks!