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.  

For her, one person's name is on the utility bills, then every month they split it and pay the individual responsible for making the payment.

This is to assure him that when we find the buyer and the check is written to our LLC he will get his split.

We have about $20K in CC split between him and I. 

Maybe one of you get a loan for the whole thing and the write an agreement that you'll both help pay it and split profits.

I added units, developed basement spaces, did a lot split, condo converted, etc. to force appreciation.

Rarely it is 50-50 before splitting with the broker.  

I have a duplex in Los Angeles and i split the cost of the landscape fee among the two tenants.  

The guys were there to make sure the girls were safe.. the girls were the rock stars the buys were just so so..