But with the big crash in 08, combined with the fact that I go to Vegas fairly frequently, I noticed the cash-flow numbers started to look really good in Vegas.

Their combined incomes (Personal GDP) is $55,000 but they buy a house worth $200,000 and put just 10% down ($20,000).

Certainly, most conventional lenders (the large and medium sized banks that give loans) are going to be fine with a co-borrower, as long as the combined finances of the borrowers meets their guidelines.

We have the good luck combination of low unemployment and net population increases.

I have heard of both simultaneous and double closing also back to back or ABC transaction but not combined as you are saying.

I had another question, for anyone.If there are two owners, should I write to the first name, to both combined, or write two letters?

I also feel that the overall values of the combined properties is still under market value.

The lint ignites since it is so close to the heating element of the dryer.

Consider some combination of ideas (including those already mentioned):How about noise cancellation headphones?

Take the monthly cash flow, and combine that with a monthly savings program.