I've found that letting my SO cast the tie-breaking vote between two viable paint colors has increased engagement and ownership in the process, even though they didn't realize they were being included.

On day 2 of my ownership I learned the hard way about the Landlord Tenant Laws... or I should say I started to learn; it took many mistakes before I had them all figured out.I messed up the management of this property so bad that after several months when I finally learned there was such a thing as a Professional Property Manager I hired my first PM. 

What experience do people have with this in regard to recommended/reasonable percentage ownership and profit split?

I can buy and sell real estate with it, but not to myself or any entity in which I have ownership interest. 

Issues that need clarified...Taxes - On the money coming into the USA to buy and going out of the USA in the form of rental income...Rules on Ownership - Ohio specifically...THANKS

Yes, transferring the ownership of a house with a mortgage can active the due on sale clause.

They analyzed this as a continuing trend away from ownership towards renting.

. :)I'm looking to buy a land which is undivided common property and has 15 different owners (most of whom have equal share of the ownership and owning their part for approximately 20 years).

We take a mix of crime stats, area stats, school ratings, population growth/decline, median income, rents, ownership vs rental percentage, and overall desirability to rate our properties.  

These might include Seniors with 15+ year ownership, recently divorced and homeowners with low Financial Stability Scores.Where are you hoping to get property?