., and she would finance the down payment and the loan is paid by the house, is it normal to assume a 50/50 split of profits or what would be a fair share in this case.

Does that mean that if normally we would charge 2200 per month that would increase it to more like 2500?

To me it would only make sense to keep your current property if you believe there will be more price appreciation on this property than another one you could buy with more cash flow, but that's a gamble.

Well, there is a lot to consider besides just the normal cash flow and ROI. 

Seller wants to sell the LLC to end buyer instead of having a normal close on the properties.

They're normally really good resources for what you're trying to accomplish. 

Normally I wouldn't second guess passing along charges like this.

My company normally works in Ventura County, Santa Barbara County, San Luis Obispo County, and Monterey County.

My lease charges 3x the normal rent rate, prorated daily, for a holdover tenant.

Is this normal?