To make it work for her and to have a good conscience for yourself, try looking in the blue pages of an old paper phone book. 

I felt uncomfortable about the way she responded but am glad I stuck to my guns because had I not I would have spent likely $15k more that I did...now after the market crashed I was up a creek on paper with places in the area selling for $90k but I held firm to the concept of buy and hold and now it's a great little asset.

Areas like Irvington and some areas of Newark look great on paper, but good luck getting your money.

Ultimately I wanted a multi-family property but knew I didn't qualify "on paper".

@George Mathew To add, sometimes things seem like they are a good deal on paper.

Get a paper route.

The reservist income would just be needed on paper because remember I will be getting GI allowance as long as I'm full time in school. 

Long story short, he does the financing under his name, I'm not on the deed, we didn't form any paper work that states I'm a partner.

I’m a little worried now because when I received my license application there was a sheet of paper that list reasons to why someone could be denied a license. 20 years ago when I was 18 I was arrested for petty theft twice in one year.

Less paper work and works fast.