I have two duplex side by side on one lot of land (two building). one mortgage. rent all four unit (not owner). how do i list my depreciating, in four diffence column or combined together rather than splitting anything?

If you and that other person partner up, you could split the purchase.There's a saying -- 50% of something is better than 100% of nothing.If you do go this route, please do your due diligence on the partner and read up on BP about forming partnerships for investing.

What is a fair split if I do the work - general contractor and equity partner puts up all the money - $100,000 for house plus rehab.

Even though I offered an excellent 28% return my jv split was not the 50/50 most offer.

In return, we just split the wholesale profits 50/50.

I offer a 1on1 training and deal split if you PM me I can give you more details.

Many parts of town on the "right side of the map", east of Rock Creek Park, or east of downtown, have not. 

The brokerage that I work for has a 70/30 split up to a certain amount (around 20,000), then we get 100% of the commissions.

The first is for $55k and I will happily split the amount we can recoup with someone who can help me devise a solution.Thanks!

Here in CA when I worked as an agent any listed property I bought for myself my broker have me a higher commission split but anything I did as an investor (not listed) I could do between me and the seller directly, which didn't require a license, so nothing was done through the office, the seller didn't have to pay any commissions etc....