I recommend you search out any threads involving your particular area of interest with investing and setup keyword alerts to catch the new topics and posts that are most relevant to you.Best wishes for your investing!

Part of that is knowing what you're interested in and being sure your mentor can answer relevant questions. 

It's irrelevant to the contract if the husband is on the note or not, as he is in title, it's relevant to the bank as Wayne mentioned he will be in the SS as a co-borrower if he's on the note.

That could get them into legal trouble, and (more relevantly) the added complexity of finding "a good investment" will make it take longer to find and close on a property. 

While it can be relevant to have an end investor in mind when structuring a loan the risk of the loan should still lead the dance.  

@Josie W.Your personal rental properties are not really relevant for this discussion.

I would say that what you're looking for would be better served if you met up at your local REI group and see if you can be mentored because you'll receive real time feedback that's relevant to your market niche, while building relationships that will lead to opportunities. 

Also, get plugged in with a local REI group, so you gain knowledge relevant to your particular target market.

Get your hands on a financial model and input the relevant data.

I find the older ones to be more relevant to basics of the art of real estate.