If he declines, then hopefully that means I liked one of the other PMs enough to sign with them, and if that makes things awkward for him as the agent then so be it (I do think he's a good agent though).

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Then after a year maybe more she will start making his mortgage payment until it' paid off then he signs it over to her.

So I have been asking friends if they would co-sign on this loan (to purely borrow them for their W-2 income credentials) and in return for helping me qualify, I would pay them $1000/month while I own the property.

I have recently became a licensed real estate agent but have not signed under a broker yet or have access to the MLS yet.

Ive signed up for several meetings I will make it my business to attend this week!

@Peter Morrissey I am not sure how to calculate this, however can't you simply sign up for the STAR program if/when you purchase, so your taxes will also be at the decreased rate?

They mentioned about wanting to re-up their currently lease by signing a long-term lease. 

If you’re a full time student you’d need someone to co sign the loan since you won’t have any income.

Account Closed  I think the fact that your purchasing has slowed down is just a sign that you are a disciplined investor.