@Chris Eaker - hint hint. 50/50 split on all aspects of the deal. 

I understand there are some options where they make a split other ways where you pay a fee Monthly ?

Read more about ADUs and Tandems at:https://www.denvergov.org/content/dam/denvergov/Po...If you split the lot and had separate legal descriptions for each house, however, you would not be allowed to do Airbnb on either house. * So save that step until you are ready to sell.

I was thinking maybe you could be more conservative with your numbers since you won't get full rents yet, but I think I am splitting hairs since that is a conservative number when you have 23 long term leases already in place. 

@Joe Splitrock I agree with the logic of not paying down the mortgage in favor of other investments.

So if you bought the property for $500K perhaps $25K of that would be allocated to the pool and the remaining $475K would be split between the property and the land value.

@Joe Splitrock regarding the following paragraph quoted from your earlier post, can you provide a link to the text?

I want to give the listing agent more motivation by giving them the offer personally rather than go through another Realtor and having the commission split up.

There is a landlord rep broker and a tenant rep broker.For retail the landlord rep usually has an agreement on the commission that they will co-op a certain amount with the tenant rep.Amounts I see are 6% total of the leasing commissions split 50/50 with the leasing brokers.So let's say Starbucks came in and wanted your space.

It's  a split deed of trust, where each lender has a percentage based on the amount of funds in the deal.  3.