Since there is no dishwasher and it is a compact kitchen I would have a drying rack for dishes added over the sink.

It will add one tax return, but your taxes will be very low if you limit your income in proportion to your expenses.

. +1It'll be closer to the 5% on a small purchase, closer to the low end of that range on a $1m purchase.They don't scale up and down in a proportional linear fashion. 

We only had a compact car so we kept borrowing my mothers Escalade truck and her parents old dodge Caravan.

@Uday Maripalli As @Jake Alger pointed out, it's mostly tied to amenities, though different units in the same HOA may have fees in proportion to sq ft of living area. 

I remember one time I lost my cool because these buyers asked me to pay for a water test and my response was totally out of proportion to the request. 

They're usually unreasonable and seem to get off on killing deals by scaring the crap out of their clients by blowing everything out of proportion.   

Through going public with an IPO, investors will be able to liquidate shares of the company they'll own in exchange for investing in the company.If the company is sold versus going through an IPO, it'll offer them a proportional share of the sale in proportion to their initial investment in the company.

Looks to me like the proceeds have been dispersed proportional to the level of effort involved and the OP's cost of money is supported by the current market rates of institutional private lenders.

What will be the equity percentages between me and him be in the following situations; a. sale b. needed repair (after it is rented and he can afford to pay his proportion( c. generated rental income d. tax write offs2.