The properties are financed by me and are Fannie May loans.I'm trying to figure out how I can have me and my brother on the title as 50% owners (tenants in common) for my rental properties that are financed.I have seen a lot of conflicting information from my research so far.My loans (4 mortgages on 4 rental properties) are all Fannie May loans.From my research, it suggests that until 2016, the name on the title of a property backed by a Fannie May loan must be in the name of the person on the loan, and no one else.

Was it common improvements?

Still, I'm wondering how common your situation is in the scheme of things.

Very common now across all of California.

@Russell BrazilIs this common in MD?

@Anna L. a common question right now.

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FWIW I am investing heavily in the market right now - my employer's 401k and match, I fully fund my HSA account (google it, commonly used as another 401k type resource), and send weekly automated investments to Vanguard VTSAX in my taxable account (which I could pull anytime to use for RE if I wanted, after paying capital gains tax on it).

Is this common?

@Brett Goldsmith Yes, a lot depends on how quickly help arrives and how quickly the economy recovers.I think forebearance plans will become common and I think it's the most appropriate tool for most people in the near future.