We don't have the means to buy, we've been working on our debt to improve our scores but not enough to qualify to buy without a co-signer.

We ran into a bunch of permitting issues from the previous owner so if I can give some advice look for properties that already have a clear CO from the city if you can find it.

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Not specific to Blue Ridge, but in CO I just used Steadily as they were able to cover the brush fire restrictions I found that stopped Proper and others. 

She could be the most active real estate investor Colorado for all I know, but I would actually guess she is buy and hold investor?

Hi there, I would love to connect with anyone under the sun who has an interest in, passion for, and experience with purchasing residential homes for recovery support co housing. 

I am in Colorado.

Also, why won't the bank allow just a cosigner?

After that, I can request a CO from the town and then make it easy for me to rent or sell it.