When you break up the home into sections and you know the costs in your head (or on paper) ahead of time, it is easy to add it up as you walk through.

After our breakup she signed a “quit claim deed” and was removed from the title, and I was going to refinance the house to get her off the mortgage.

Be clear on your pronouns and where you will stand if you break up. 

“Break up” with the bad eggs.

So what’s important is that if you partner with anyone in an entity you want to have clear steps to follow if the entity is to break up , someone leave, etc.

Is there any standard practice to break TCC something like      Site preparation and other works 4-6%,            Service works 14-19%,        Finishing works 20-25%,       Civil works 50-55%,            Consultation...

@Jeffrey Vanicky first to you and others please break up long posts.

If the latter, perhaps you can break up the cash out plays and incrementally shift the equity into new deals.

Once you get more experienced, you will learn to break up the home into sections like kitchen, baths, flooring, paint, windows, doors, trims, electrical, plumbing, landscape, roof, HVAC, etc.

Not sure if that was mentioned already but thought we could use a quick easy one to break up some of bickering.