If it is at the halfway point they need to have saved half the costs of roofs.

IMPORTANT: you need a high-quality 4-inch razor scraper, not the cheapest on sale.

Using the 50% rule that half goes to expenses.

A few other notes, not sure is every company is the same but I think you can only borrow half the account balance.

Yeah I know it's slower than the summer, but still...I guess I'll wait another week.Yeah I love the geniuses who contact me saying they can only afford half the rent...then stay where you are, I'm not running a charity.

They are almost always for trouble than they are worth and half the time end up costing the client more money than if they just started from scratch at the beginning. 

@David DavidWe have to make guesses because of the limited details you provided.If you have a Sch C business, say a general contractor business, and you use a space that you own as a warehouse for your business, then you deduct all expenses, such as local property taxes, utilities and depreciation of this property on the same Sch C.If you use half of it for your own GC business and rent the other half to someone else's business, then the rental income goes on Sch E.

I rent a 2,400 sqft shop for $700 a month and rent the back half which is 1,000 sqft for $500 with no septic or plumbing.

So their partner wants $350k (aka half of the $700k he was offered for the whole property). 

@Nicole Heasley I did pay someone to clean the fridge and the did a half-butt job.