To fairly split responsibilities, assign a dollar value to her time managing tenants and maintenance—typically 8-12% of rent for property management or $30-$50/hour for repairs.

Have you gone to the township zoning to see if you could have the property legally split.

Typically, real estate commissions are around 5-6%, split between the buyer’s and seller’s agents.

Yes, SB 684 has a lot of restrictions, but it’s meant to help with lot splits.

Who cares what the splits are if the UW assumptions are not right.

We increased curb appeal, added a nice split rail fence, new floors, and rented it out with all appliances, washer, dryer, and microwave included.

We are currently building the house to be a single family home, but the main house could be split into 2 units and there is already a 'mother-in-law' suite completed.

I just purchased my first duplex (only SFHs in my portfolio so far) and it doesn't have the gas/water split.

As a reminder, this was not just a standard break-up, but a toxic-split which led to the brothers not speaking to each other in the years that followed (in addition to lawsuits being filed).

I'm looking at doing JV.I own 10 acres and would like to partner with someone to build a SFH and split the profits.That sounds like a great opportunity!