For the split just add up the total project cost, compensate for the labor and then take a 50/50 share. 

Some areas in the East Bay look completely acceptable during the day, but at night it is a totally different vibe. 

I totally agree with this, but I was also trying to get a first time homeowner downpayment grant.

My total bills for the house averaged about $1,050/month.

@Anthony White I have found that 53rd bank will do mortgages below $50k in total value using a traditional 80% LTV.

Do not rely on it as legal advice.

-Worst case scenario--I have figured if I can get 7 properties (assuming I've paid cash for them all) by the time my spousal support runs out, while I won't live like a queen, I will be okay, even if I haven't made a career for myself or have to work a minimum wage job.I've been reading how I shouldn't be paying cash for these properties, which totally makes sense.

The total cost of the repair include the charged labor was around $600 so She is only being charged a fraction of the total cost.

Total Rent = $5,775.00/month... $69,300.00/yearTotal Expenses = $27,935.00/yearNOI = $41,365.00The asking price is $389,900.

Looking for help predicting expenses (like maint/cap, insurance, cleaning, management, etc.) and revenue (I've computed my own rental season curve, but I'd love someone to validate that for me).What I'm looking at is an MLS duplex that *I think* would rent for a total of $4300/wk at peak, at a least price of $519K.Thanks,Chaz