Then check the sale price in proportion to the assessed value...

The effect of owning real estate as joint tenants with the right of surviorship (rather than as tenants in common) is that, upon the death of one joint tenant, his or her interest in real estate passes, by operation of law, to the surviving joint tenant or tenants.Option 2:  Tenant in Common: Share a specified proportion of ownership rights in real property and upon the death of a tenant in common, that share is transferred to the estate of the deceased tenant.Option 3:  Tenants by the Entirety with teh Right of Survivorship: If a married couple wishes to own property jointly, they may take title as "tenants by the entirety with the right of survivorship."  

I didn't like their design because there was limited cloud storage so you may only get a couple days to review the clips before they rolled off (and it didn't seem to be proportional to the # of cameras you buy either, which isn't fair or adequate).

In your situation the initial depreciable cost basis would be the proportional value of the home and improvements based on how much is used as a rental.

Everything must be split proportionally according to initial investment.  

If the house is on a hill and is sloping down, I would guess that the fill was not compacted correctly and settlement has occurred.

I am paying less than if I had to rent anywhere else and she saves money every month because I pay for her mortgage.I also think in my case its fine that I pay a bit more because we try to split expenses up proportionally to our incomes. 

Initially it was a quick flip I thought my credit will only be tied up for few months but now this end up to be 10 years.Regarding the title of this thread, if the "one partner" was you, then it would seem that their $5k risked, as a proportion of your $295k risked at the beginning, can be the same proportion for the exit strategy too, right? 

The average AirBnB / VRBO rental is not increased in proportion to the large differences in initial cost to buy the homes, making returns much stronger for Colorado Springs.

We also had a break in of incredible proportions.