You can totally run Co-Living properties outside of PadSplit.

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Not in the best shape, but potentially a deal with a lil work?

@Denver McClure Thank you!

No but seriously, nobody should ever invest out of state, unless that state is Colorado. 

A few models come to mind that might align with what you’re describing: Real estate cooperatives & co-ownership clubs – Mostly seen in multifamily or vacation properties.

@Denver McClure thanks for reaching out!

If you’re looking to house hack with little down, an FHA loan with 3.5% down could be a good option, especially with a co-signer.

You also need to be compliant with states like Oklahoma, Colorado etc.

Strong market with both cash flow and appreciation potential.Prices are still lower than many NYC suburbs but with a lot of development happening.Solid tenant base, good rental demand.Lower entry price point allows me to buy a larger property (3–4 units) that will scale better over time.Current Situation:I own a co-op in the Bronx.

I contributed 50% of the down payment, expecting co-ownership in our LLC—but now he refuses any equity for me.