However. it can be a little difficult for tenants to use at times.  

In this situation, I believe each of us would be signed onto the loan as the guarantor for the FULL loan amount.i.e.)If each person owns 1/6 (17%) of a home and we take out a $1M mortgage, instead of inheriting 1/6 of $1M, each person would have the FULL $1M as a liability on their creditAs I understand it, this would significantly increase our debt-to-income ratio = more difficult to get future loans.Is there a way to navigate this?

Based on their discussions, the servicer seems to be difficult at best...which isn't uncommon. 

I am sure it is easier if you manage a bunch of units and have large cleaning crews, but dealing with one or two properties can be difficult.

@Mac McCord if not, I would switch to a different brokerage that does as it’s very difficult to belong to 2 different brokerages.  

It seems difficult to find a property with positive cash flow.

However what makes this difficult is (1) most title agencies won’t do double closings, i.e., they want the first buyer to come up with the money to close and then want the second buyer to come up with his money to close, and (2) most lenders won’t allow the borrower to base his loan amount on the purchase price, they MIGHT be willing to base the loan amount on YOUR purchase price (seasoning).

I would say an LLC using a lawyers office or PO box or UPS box as an address and the lawyer or a registered agent signing on your behalf would make it more difficult. 

However, unless you have a really good relationship with your GC, it’s going to be difficult to get them to come to every site walk.

@Michael Fucillo if he moves in and is not added to the lease, it makes it very difficult to evict or handle problems because there is no written agreement.