As to the liability issue from a second member, is that in proportion to his share size?  

I cant get pre approved for any credit card offers because I have have a pretty recent loan under a year old on my report. It’s reports from on “discretion box” as “my loan balance to my loan amounts is too high”. Mea...

In a nutshell my laymen's understanding is: you the landlord can pursue payment for missing rent and/or other money damages against all NAMED co-tenants without regard for proportionality if someone stops paying. 

I built my own home and because the house was not that large and the land was large (3 acres), the amount I spent on just preparing the land before building was proportionally large. 

Do I pro-rate the total amount of depreciation I claimed on the relinquished property with the replacement property and proportionally allocate that for what I'd pay in boot?

DC has a high proportion of transient population, so people are coming to DC Metro area all the time for employment reasons.

So IE if you had 250k balance with 350 months left (you've only had this loan for 10 months of the full 360 months) and you happened to come into "money," with a chunk of 100,000 then you can pay down your loan with this 100k.On a fixed payment loan your monthly will not change however the proportion of principal and interest will adjust (principal will go up and interest per month will go down).

All of your maintenance will be a much higher proportion of your rent (e.g. replacing a stove costs the same whether rent is $550 or $1,000 or more, but wipes out of a month of lower rent vs. just representing a portion of a higher month's rent).  

Your drop in profit will be directly proportional to the drop in rent.  

Both get returns proportional to the performance of the property.