Looks like I will need to give my contractor a call today and talk through some different options.Currently, the property does not have separately metered utilities so all utilities are split proportionally based upon per person occupancy.

We always invest alongside our investors, in which case we just get a proportional piece of that 75%.

If the carpet needs replacement, then the amount charged to you may be proportional to the amount of life that would have been left in the carpet if no damage had occurred.

I was looking to clear lots, move soil - I had looked online and seen Kuboda TLB Series or the John Deer Compact Utility and they seemed decent.

I would also add that the amount of rehab money and time put into a property should be proportional to the minimum profit you will accept. 

All a question of proportion.

Again, you should refer back to the OA, but I would imagine the equity compression would occur proportionally to their initial equity contribution.

It was an economic catastrophy of epic proportions!

And how many votes in proportion to to that (which usually avoids the "welcome wagon" posters as Jay calls them)?

Generally speaking expenses are allocated in proportion to the time rented.