Thats pretty much exactly what im asking however I don't see why there would be any issue splitting the down payment and mortgage of a 4-unit multi family with someone else especially when you can both realize the full sec 121 benefit, the mortgage and property tax deductions, ect. 

We added a mini split system, new floors throughout, rebuilt the deck, added windows, repaired waste lines, roof, siding, stucco, cleaned up the basement and remodeled the kitchen and bathrooms.

Work something out amicably with the tenant such as splitting the deductible 50/50. 

Let the tenant know they are responsible for the damages.When a tenant makes an honest mistake, I may consider splitting the cost.

If so, why not partner with someone else that can help you fund the deal, either 100% or have your money partner fund 20% and a commercial bank fund 80% then flip it and split the profits w/ your money partner at whatever split you all think is most fair? 

Slimy in fact.In my brokerage, agents are charged a $250 transaction fee on every deal, that is taken out with the commission split. 

In a split second, they might click your link, and just like that, $10-$30 of CPC goes out the window.The main takeaway is this: always ensure your campaign shows up for the right KEYWORDS.

Purchase price: $99,000 Cash invested: $19,800 Sale price: $136,000 Upstairs/Downstairs split entry duplex in Cheney, WA, home of Eastern Washington University.

You split it with Peter 50/50 which of course is no big deal, however they say you will be in the program until you make $500k/profit!

Would it be better if we split the total money into 3-4 properties and levered them up?