@Carlos Cuervo I think it's possible, but I'd wager most lenders would want to qualify both of you on a single loan provided you showed who owns what percentage of the property.I'd argue it would be easier to secure the loan via a business entity (LLCs are easier to maintain).

No problem.But as an investor, I maintain several websites as marketing funnels, I have business cards and flyers, run Facebook ads, etc.

The complex albeit close to a highway is in a private, stunning and very well maintained setting.

I have been studying on the subjects and would like to get started.

Account Closed yeah Id rather just maintain a home office....but my state real estate commission requires brokerages to maintain brick and mortar offices with a sign displayed. 

I would work to put together a study of the highest and best use of the property.

Over the past 6 months, I have studied real estate methods and markets - specifically for long term buy and holds. 

I'm currently attending the University of Toledo studying Finance & Professional Sales but I'll be graduating in May this year and have accepted a job in the corporate world starting mid-May. 

Is there any legal loopholes to get approved that do not require me quitting my seasonal jobs that pay more to maintain a steady job for 2 years also meaning I have to wait two and a half years to purchase it from them

Won't make it today between calling customers back and studying for my affiliate exam which is tomorrow.