This question is posed to multifamily operators and managers of larger apartment buildings that have recently implemented RUBS through a 3rd party vendor.In your experience, what percentage of your utilities were you able to recover from RUBS?  

If it is a small percentage of your investment - it may not be worth the complication of an equity partnership. 

Need advice on what kind of paperwork I need to indicate the percentage of ownership and the percentage of profit split.

Percentage of the profit or percentage rate of the borrowed money?

We don't pay anywhere near the tax rates, percentage wise, of the rest of the country (even though it takes every penny of my $3675/mo housing allowance to live our 2BR life and STILL commute)But that brings up the other question.

Here is what the "rules" really mean:2% - Your milk isn't as heavy, tastes like the dairy version of light beer, but you can get used to it.50% - The percentage of people, so I'm told, that drink 2% milk now.70% - The percentage of increase over the last 5 years for those now drinking 2% milk...again, so I've been told.Bottom line is this.  

I don't know the laws in NV, but typically your special assessments are charged based on the percentage of ownership, not a flat fee per unit.  

These call backs however are going to be a variety of different callers, a good percentage will be quality calls, some will be just curious callers too.  

Probably not as high a percentage as the market but then that is just a function of risk vs reward. 

Do you require that household income be a certain percentage of the rent in order to qualify them?