I would find out the exact circumstances.A safer thing to do is to have someone with a stable income co-sign with her for the first year.

Hi there,I need some help analyzing this following deal in CO Springs.

I am in the Denver area with a new company heavily interested in additional investor partners and seeking creative financing officers and private lenders.  

My goal for the past couple years has been to move to Colorado for the good life of skiing, climbing, and skydiving.

Hi everyone,I'm getting my team in place before doing my first direct mail piece. I'm looking for any recommendations for a Seattle title company or a closing attorney. Thanks in advance!--Michael

One big problem I am seeing here, which I see as very commonplace by the way because conventional insurance agents don't know better, is a lot of people co-mingling personal exposures with business or commercial exposures.Here is a post I did on another social media platform that will hopefully help. 

Talk to a title co about common ways to properly structure a seller-financed deal in your area.  

Are you currently investing in Denver?

I'm trying to insure a mobile home we're rehabbing and will be ready to rent out in about a month, and my insurance lady is telling me that insurance for it will be $300/ yr for $30K in coverage (their max) which is fine with me, but then she says the insurance co will want to see a copy of the lease.

I have friends and co workers who have dealt with nightmare situations as well.