Both of them are walking distance, so I can put some things onto the 2nd one that don't fit onto the first one, like ping pong table and monthly potluck and movie night or whatever. 

I fly fish for trout on mountain tops and bounce bait off the ocean floor  and everything in between. 

We build my commission in the transaction when we buy and put the money in my pocket versus someone else's pocket.The think I LOVE about my brokerage is that I just pat a flat fee ($95) per transaction and get paid at the closing table in most instances.

And remember win/win doesn't always mean equal/equal.Consider his resources and your resources in what you bring to the table.

@Victor Adewunmi, They're interchangeable at the closing table, so I don't think it matters.

@Austin Mountain Thanks for the advice Austin!

If that means that person comes to the table with more than half the cash and all the experience and wants 75 percent of profits, it still might be a good deal for you.

I have heard and read a number of times around here that I can find funding to come to the table with the rest of the funds to close the deal.I'm fine paying closing costs and lawyer fees and I consider that to be skin in the game.

When I was young I waited tables through community college, then later I worked at a fortune 50 company, who was paying most of my tuition to get a bachelors degree.

These communities have managed "rental pools" and are very close to Snow Basin,  Powder Mountain and Nordic Valley.