I have also given bonuses based on surpassing a certain income threshold.  

The Biltmore house probably won't be surpassed anytime soon with 175,000 sf of house.

They've also surpassed those pricing levels and gone beyond.West Orange doesn't have it's own train but does have walkability (in certain places) to the Highland Ave Station but it doesn't have full time service into Manhattan like most other stations.  

Being able to access market changes in property types in specific areas and other data seems worth the annual MLS fees, especially if I can offset & surpass them with commissions.  

Those materials are meant to surpass the test of time.

Prefer "B" neighborhoods in the 50-90k range that meet or surpass the 1 percent rule.  

So because his equity surpasses mine by $40k I think it would be fair to divide the loan by two and add $40k to my portion, the remaining amount would be his part of the loan$130000/2=$65000 (if we both had put the same equity)$65000+$40000=$105000 (my part on the loan)$130000-$105000=$250000 (his part)The reason why I would like for him to assume part of the loan (as small as it looks in comparison to what I am assuming) is for him to also feel that the longer the project takes until is finished, the more interest we would be paying (both of us!)

Are you only looking to surpass debt service with rent?

and Cedar has surpassed all time highs on the stump or delivered log.. 

Since last year values already surpassed last decades highs.