Has anyone done a crawl space to basement conversion in the Denver Colorado area or any area?

I own land in Costilla County, Colorado.

Same thing except the seller deducts the improvement you make and you have your down payment.I would not try to add any future buyer to an existing contract as a co-buyer as that is simply fraud when that end buyer presents that contract to a lender indicating their interest in that contract.You can make the contract to your company or individually, irrelevant for the end lender as either you or your company assigns the contract.

The property covenants allowing for a right of first refusal end up on title here, and the Title Co won't issue you a policy unless the first refusal is dealt with in the documents relating to the closing. 

I'll check my network for any MTR property managers or co hosts in Louisville.

I suspect they may have.. but then again they may not.if they got title insurance the title co. should have balked once the operating agreement was read.

Lone Star Salt Co. v.

They are out of state and their son is attending university and will be the co-signer.

I usually ask about savings, whether parents or grandparents can help, if they can sell valuable possessions or take second jobs, get grants, gifts, use trust funds, personal loans or co-signers, or a combination of these alternatives with a complimentary loan program usually gets the ball rolling.

Since living in the property is almost certainly out of the question, I believe FHA and 203ks are off the table.Would the best plan be to go after a traditional mortgage as co-applicants for the purchase and then HML/private/other form of credit for rehab costs?