My questions: For this type of loan can I be a co-owner even though I am not a veteran?

I'm a co-owner of a rental property in Norfolk, VA.

Looking at a co-invest opportunity with a friend on a University Student rental property.

A project that began in 2018 and still doesn't have a CO in 2020 is a problem and the problem is not yours.

Does this apply for a co borrower, co occupant?

Got the deal through a co-worker of mine working here in Rancho Cucamonga making disc golf discsHow did you finance this deal?

I have talked to a few big banks and credit unions in my town and the short answer i've received is NO because the co-signer (my father) does not live in my household and is not on the deed.My question: Does anybody know anywhere I can open HELOC using a co-signer? 

Since she went through bankruptcy, I have no idea what kind of places would accept someone with a bankruptcy that doesn't have a co-signer.

Having an equity split of flipping profits as a co-owner on the deal could create taxable income to an IRA known as UBTI.You or your entity will be the property owner.The IRA will lend to you or your entity, with a note secured by the property.  

We’d be looking for a co-signer on the mortgage and pay a monthly commission for this.