Splitting the bill is not a great solution - there will be finger pointing over usage no matter what. 

And then it becomes finger pointing about who left it open and who is responsible for the stolen items.

Fingers crossed. 

Originally posted by @Chandler Roman:@james masotti  It's so funny that you say that because we were just talking about the market turn yesterday at my local reia meeting and I was explaining like it is at  Its peak and about to turn so my plan is to flip this particular property as soon as possible just to create enough capital to then invest in a multi families because at least by doing that Having flow every month it will supplement the Down turn Because in my market that's pretty much what does make sense And yes it's a pretty nice area but I gotta say the deal is good due to the fact that we got a distressed property owner so it almost just fell into our laps 98 % hard work and positivity 2 % luck lol If by multi family you mean the small 2-4 unit you can buy in Boston Metro than yes...you'll have very little cashflow but you can cross your fingers on long term appreciation.

The original heavy quartersawn oak trim was also replaced with cheap finger-jointed pine molding, also painted in oil-based gray. 

Money without knowledge is like water through your fingers. 

Or do I just have to cross my fingers and hope they did it right? 

You telling me you will be paying 10% of your cash flow to a company and the company did not lift a single finger for that month.

I'm crossing my fingers.

It's on a finger of the reservoir.