If your lease does and can require tenants to refund or reimburse for any attorney fees involved in evictions and have your attorney sends them a letter as soon as they’re late to start the eviction as some as possible.

You'll want to think about if the investor is giving all the money up front, or giving you some up front or the rest in draws, or if you are doing the work out of your own pocket and then being reimbursed in draws by the investor.  

Anyway, if it were me, i would like to recoup my money first before splitting anything, pay management fee for the person managing it, just like i would on all regular business and outsource everything -- say if you do the property managing, and it will cost me 5-10% if i hire a property management company, i would pay you that instead of hiring somebody else. if you have done some legwork both time or expenses before the purchase, i would reimburse that too, i might not add anything above it. the key is, assume that you are paying for services that came from somebody else, and consider paying each individual of what they are owed. on the other hand, if i were you, i would offer to only get reimbursed on my expenses, to sweeten the deal and not have the silent partner pay for anything without receipt, that means donating my time. anything between those two would depend on how generous you are or how generous he is.hope this helps.

All I had to pay for was the plumber coming in to replace the broken part, everything else was reimbursed by the insurance and I ended up with a nice remodeled garage ... 

Negotiation in good faith and fairly to reach accepted offer always appreciated, however once offer accepted aggressive inspection and pursuit of reimbursement for any and all found issues must occur.

A good first step might be to ask them to reimburse you and be ready to negotiate a little. 

., cleaning expenses, management fee, reimbursements if needed, and the total payout.

I would wait for the insurance people or atleast ask what the requirementsare for reimbursement before starting any work.

The HOA decided to permanently close the door until the repairs can be completed.Our renter is asking for reimbursement for however much I pay for parking at public Garage until the garage door is fixed.

Can I deduct the full annual amount, even though I only owned the property for the 4th quarter of the year (I'm not being given a reimbursement from grantor for jan-sept taxes)similar question with insurance.