Then have an attorney assist in drafting the needed documents & agreements.My personal preference has been to have one person hold title & the other hold a recorded option or lien position depending on their roles & needs. 

All of the units had curtains, not doors, when I bought them. 

I actually have one for you that can probably assist if you need a referral.

One strategy to consider is house hacking, where you live in one unit of a multi-unit property and rent out the others.

Attempted to buy a small 4-unit MF with FHA.

Some municipalities, such as Jersey City, Hoboken, and Weehawken, will not allow you to raise to market once the tenant leaves, and it's now a vacant unit.

I own a multi-unit mixed unit in Trenton, NJ.

The dreaded compressor death on an old AC unit is forcing me into a full system upgrade.

Has the potential to add a 3rd efficiency unit with a 90% finished 3rd floor.etc. etc.Here's the problem...The sellers of the property offered it to me for $200k if I could get financing.

I'd be happy to assist you with this!