And if rent's go up in proportion to make fractional ownership returns make sense, it means solo ownership returns would be stellar and conventional or DSCR financing would be uber easy as the property would qualify itself, so no need to chop it up between all the fractional shares. 

Compact that dirt.

I believe repairs that affect the entire property are proportional.

Below is some more info:- 3 members with equal proportions. 

My reason is simple - the rents will not increase proportionally as the price of the home goes up.

Our Lenders are quoting 8-9% with 25% to 50% down even on properties with 7+ cap with stable long term leasesThank you Best case scenario for that, assuming an experienced investor with a net worth ballpark proportional to the sales price, rates should be in the 6s.

I found the FLIR C2 compact thermal imaging system for about $700.

Different than NYC/NJ as it's likely a higher proportion of the overall market.

Generally syndicators get 20% to 30% of the profit at sale - the remainder 70% to 80% of the profit is distributed to the investors in proportion of their investment to the total investment.Syndications pool money from lots of people.

I'm considering partitioning the laundry room in half and adding a half bath.Sewer main is above basement floor, so if I put in the half bathroom, I'd be installing an upflush toilet like the Saniflo Compact or the Saniflo Sanibest.