The house is in a neighborhood with much higher than average $/sq ft than the rest of our city (Little Rock, AR).

I only have a few things left to do on the inside like install the counter top on one of the bathroom vanities, carpet, and a little sheet rock repair.

Or split it depending on the terms my or other people will give me?

In this time, I've gained a partner (a good friend) and mentor from our first "failed" deal.We have been rocking and rolling since the beginning of the year.

. - I split the post off to a new topic for James.

Since it has more than 3000 sf, he agree to split it by twos; however, he does not give me the end cap even though i specifically asking for that but asked me to take the one inside.

All expenses are split proportional to ownership, as well as all income generated.Furthermore if you combine your own personal and IRA funds for this purchase, you will be unable to get a loan to finance the balance of the purchase as it's illegal to use an IRA asset to collateralize a personal loan.However, if you have enough funds in your IRA for a 30% or more downpayment, plus some cash reserve, your IRA could purchase the property directly, without involvement of your personal funds at all, by securing a non-recourse loan if additional funds are needed.

A furnished house creates a more emotional connection with buyers, as compared to an empty house, which just feels unwelcoming.While I've never done any split-testing to compare staging vs not staging, our average DOM is less than 2 weeks and our average sale:list price ratio is 96%+.

I miss biking into Rock Creek Park from Tyson's corner and out way into Virginia on the paved trail...

Also you can find your own deals and pool together other folks with money & do Fix & flips projects and split profits on the back end..