Co-Buy with Family
Multi-generational home buying is a great way for families to care for one another, support one another, and buy a home that may otherwise be out of reach.
Co-Buy with Brothers or Sisters
Siblings make great co-owners. However; even siblings need a written agreement.
Co-Buy with Friends
Friends or like-minded buyers who want to combine their resources to be more competitive.
Co-Buy a second home
Share a second home in an area you frequently visit. For example, it could be near a ski resort, a beach area, or an urban center.
Co-Buy with other single parents.
There are single parents who wish to co-own and share a home with another single parent in order to gain access to specific schools and communities.
Co-buy with a love interest (and include a contract)
We celebrate love! However, buying a home should come with a third-party
Co-Buy and Rent out Rooms
Co-buyers who wish to buy jointly for the purpose of house hacking (renting out rooms) or simply as an investment
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Learn MoreAccording to the National Center on Family Homelessness, one in 30 American children experiences homelessness. That is about 2.5 million kids, and just over half are younger than six years old.
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