Just wanted to give out some information before everyone thinks this is the greatest thing since sliced bread.  

Probably not - as house prices (the pie) have risen our slice of the pie has remained the same.

He can slice and dice a deal a dozen different ways.  

Risk seems too high for bad actors.My real estate slice of portfolio only includes public market REITs and Reit ETF, private reits like fund rise, or properties i own myself.

If it was under warranty, then by all means let the repair man go, but otherwise?

I agree Jason, saying "let the chips fall where they may" can be accepted after you make those reasonable attempts to justify you deal, doesn't mean that you sit there like the three monkeys, see no value, hear no value and speak no value.Really, there are so many variables to this subject that if almost any comment is made, it can be sliced into another aspect.

If we did split it four ways it would be over an acre per slice and it does seem to meet all the requirements (such as minimum lot width and road frontage etc.) for its current zoning as a four parcel set up.  

Building another maintenance hangar on that same basis in exchange for a slice of the shop's revenue.As @Joseph Zimlich pointed out, the terms of the ground lease are going to be critical - especially if the improvements revert to the municipality at lease end.

With a notable increase of 7.2% in cash deals, buyers are wielding their financial prowess to secure their slice of Miami's real estate pie.

Or if you want to get to 50/50, he could pay his acquisition and pm fee to you until he hits 50% contribution.Many ways to slice and dice it but the key is to keep incentives aligned whether the deal goes up down or sideways.