I found some relevant info via google:Quoted:There are two types of deed, a "special warranty deed" in which the grantor (seller) guarantees he encountered no clouds to the title during his period of ownership ONLY. in a "general warranty deed", the grantor guarantees to defend your right of title for claims arising from ANY period. 

The property management is either under the same ownership as the seller, or closely affiliated.  

Under a land-based taxation system land hoarders are penalized and, since the tax increases the total cost of land ownership, owners are encouraged to put the land to its most productive use.

Hello everyone,

I was wondering is it possible for a commercial real estate company to be both the property manager of the company, and the owner and developer of the property as well? That's what I want my business ...

I believe it's a standard convention that the seller pays for title insurance as they are guaranteeing their standing to convey title to the property and that their ownership is unclouded.

If you know or have done a partnership like this, please give me your thoughts and ideas.Questions I have:How to split ownership?

Additionally, I keep going back to the thought of asset protection and can't determine whether it'd be worth the time and money to incorporate or form a company and purchase the asset through that corporation or company versus simple personal ownership of the property.

I think I understand the idea of basically having a property with multiple parts to ownership, each owning a portion. 

What will be the ownership structure of the entity that buys it?

Once the cash loan is settled, the property ownership is split 50/50 and any future cash flow is split the same.