This can be complex and requires agreement on the valuation and division.Continued Joint Ownership: In some cases, continuing to own the assets jointly and managing them through the LLC may be an option, especially if they are profitable and both parties are willing to maintain a business relationship.

If the agreement shows "Joint and Several Liability", they all guarantors can be held accountable for the full extent of the debt, not just their portion.

I'm not sure if you're American but if you are and you file US taxes jointly then you'll still owe capital gains in the US.

@Jeff Krus hopefully you ended up looking into jointing some type of mentorship or got into investing. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence hard money loan investment in Shawboro.

Purchase price: $175,000

Cash invested: $750,000

Sale price: $1,450,000

This is a current transaction that I'm wor...

Do you do wraps, subj-2, lease w/option to purchase, CFD, Owner Fin, SDIRA, Owner financed 2d mortgages, Joint Venture the deal where you bring some capital and maybe help with repairs and sell and do splitsies, ....  

They will also collect rent and ACH it into your account. 

It's $500k for a joint couple, $250k for single, on the gains.

You can do tenant screening, all numbers, ACH payments and host of other features. 

And also, pricing at 7% with that low of a FICO is highly unlikely, unless I am missing something here@Robin Simon I'm not familiar with the quote but confirming our minimum FICO currently is 640 however if there is a partnership (multiple full joint and several recourse guarantors) we currently take the higher of the two median FICOs if equal ownership % Also - 7.625% is certainly in our ballpark currently - doesn't seem unreasonable with our rates right now!