Looking over other development deals I would have expect cash flow proportion to be more in line with the equity split up front, pari-passu.

Specifically I thought about how maintenance and repairs for an apartment in an expensive market like SF is not going to be proportionally higher than in an inexpensive market like Omaha.

You are blowing this way out of proportion.

A minimum response would leave this industry largely as it is but both tighten regulation and insist that a bigger proportion of the balance sheet be financed with equity or credibly loss-absorbing debt. … A maximum response would be to give the state a monopoly on money creation.”http://positivemoney.org/2014/04/strip-private-ban...

If there is no inflation I think housing cost has blow out of proportion.

Modified is inexpensive, will compact and deflect water, and with a high point against the house, run water from roof roll off away from the walls/foundation.Hope this helps.

@Stacy La Pineda the quality of your answers will be in direct proportion to the quality of your questions.

The contractor said that he won't need to put crushed rocks because the ground is pretty compact from years of parked cars on the driveway.my questions are:1) is this a fair quote?

If we could do this, we could just allocate sewer costs based on water usage proportion. 

New Jersey is a dense, compact place.