If that doesn’t get a response, you could offer to split the cost since it’s a shared liability.If they still don’t respond, you might have to handle it yourself for peace of mind — as frustrating as that is.

We typically do 8% pref starting out day 1 and split of cash flow thereafter 50/50 between LP and GP or we as GP charge 10% management fee of NOI it just depends on the deal.

Consider splitting utilities or using a utility management service.5.

While a general contractor (GC) can help with this, it's good to have your own detailed plan to avoid misunderstandings.As for materials, you can either let your GC handle everything or split responsibilities—GC for rough materials (like lumber and drywall) and you for finish materials (like cabinets and flooring).  

So, people do what those wanting to live in Manhattan or San Francisco have been doing for 60 years, splitting rent on the “pad”.  

Look at properties that you can ADU or split property off.  

If it has significant upside value, you should consider flipping that yourself or find a partner who knows what they are doing to flip it and split the profit.

Hmm, he said it's not possible to split them up, so I'm assuming they are all the same parcel.

It has approximately $200,000 in equity and currently cash flows about $1500/mo ( we split this cash flow and equity 50/50 with my mother that is my business partner).We have 3 kids and the oldest is about to go to UTK for college.

Plus, years down the road, I plan to split my time between SF and Detroit, so this would be a step in that direction.Another major focus for 2025 is a personal project: we recently completed a large ADU build at our primary residence here in California.