However, I have to scrub through all the notices to check if there is any real estate involved in the distribution. 

It's common for Bay Area people to have a big wad of 1031 cash from selling a single family that they'll readily over pay for a small apartment in Sac just to not have to pay taxes on their previous sale.

I recently had someone move out owing a month of rent and leaving without notice. 

I am told we most likely want a Tennants In Common agreement where we equally share 50 percent and all of our individual terms will be written into a separate legal contract.

Things like get HVAC units serviced, check all the plumbing for running toilets or dripping sinks, add CFL bulbs to common areas, etc.What might be safe is to invest $200k, then save $40k.

However, I didn't notice too much in the marketplace area for my State.

I noticed you have ran other meetings in the past.

He would then report the information on his tax return.You can each provide the other with guidance and support - but joining together may make things more difficult especially if you are holding title in your own names.An alternative is to be on the title together and do a tenants in common.

So each year he flips his own landlord the bird, and delivers notices of rent increases to all his tenants. 

That way, if the circuit breaker for that circuit pops for some reason, someone is more likely to notice it.I hope this helps!