Quote from @Connor Chatlos: If your Broker is worth their salt, they will have an Independent Contractor Agreement with you that spells out responsibilities, commission splits, etc.

Oh, and by the way, the 3-day workshop is for two people as well as the mentorship, so the cost could be split in two.

So instead of one large cap gain on one property, it is split into 5.

Usually the increased buying power and shared expenses can help make the numbers tie out, especially when you consider getting creative with occupancy (maybe yall split time at the house and spend time elsewhere through out the year).Im seeing more and more interest from folks who are looking to do this sort of thing in tandem.

You can look into a cost seg study to accelerate some of this depreciation.Beyond the basic deductions, keeping a detailed record of shared expenses and understanding the split-use rules can maximize deductions.For house hacks, depreciation is typically taken on the rental portion only (50% in your case).

Sewage line is split in sub basement, standing water down there.

Them splitting it up is an ethics issue.

The option I close resulted in my capital split four ways and invested in four different funds (2x growth, 2x income).

Some of the projects were with a local partner as well and then the managing chores were split between us.The lending perspective was stiff in the beginning, as I didn't have any experience at all, also no credit score, and that project was only by myself, so the leverage was low, but I could work on a low-price property to start.Fast forward 5 years, I have built a credit score with 2 credit cards under my ITIN of more than 650, and done 4 properties as experience.

If you controlled this deal you could present it to the right investor with the right proposal and split the $1000/month cashflowExample 2- Just got a call from a tired landlord.