Now, there is the case where the wholesaler found the seller (the deal) and you found the buyer, but in such a case, I recommend you splitting one wholesale fee rather than creating a daisy chain.If you want to be a successful wholesaler, you should be marketing for your own motivated sellers, lock the deal, and wholesale it to your buyer.

My assumption is that whatever is acquired in a marriage can be split but you should definitely defer to your attorney.

Assuming that there's a fair amount of margin, and that this is going to be a big project, I would get the property under contract and then reach out to other experienced investors that will fund and rehab the project in exchange for 50/50 split.

I would love to just say "Ok, we split all profits" and he will agree to that, but saying that, from my research results in Unrelated Business Income Tax which is almost like investing with my own funds.

You would be able to deduct some of your operating expenses against your other income {though I would propose if a property is generating more operating expenses than revenue, you have the wrong property} and, if your are in a lower taxation bracket than the top corporate tax rate, you would pay less taxes in your own hands.However, if you have a good income from your "day job" and are already in an upper tax bracket, there is less advantage to personally hold the properties and more advantages to holding them in a corporation (income splitting, separation of liability, etc).  

Most duplexes in this area are sold as individual townhomes, so we plan to split the two properties and sell that way. 

We have split the va loan into two houses.

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We split the offer/sale price down the middle and came up with an acceptable number to us both.

Got to the inspection on the one that wasn't rented and over the weekend someone had thrown a rock through a window and stole about 16 inches of copper.