I would think that in order to split the profits 50/50, you would at least need to put up half of the initial investment, and probably more to counter the value of his expertise.

“Buying Out” your PMI with a slightly higher interest rate - Usually, the rate bump is around half a percentage point, meaning that the borrower pays about .5% more on his mortgage than he otherwise might in exchange for dodging PMI.

I own a small business currently 3 vehicles, shed full of equipment, trailer computer and desk.I was wondering if anyone had an insight or experience with buying a commericial building to park the vehicles, store the gear, possibly an office but buy something where my business would use a portion and find a similar ish business(es) to rent out the other half and possibly pay the mortgage.Is this in anyway possible ?

If anyone is curious how I specifically decided on these courses or half way through the degree you'd like to know if still feel it is worth it then feel free to send me a message! 

If the neighborhood is rougher it has to be 1.5 but everyone has their own rules.Lately the only way i have been seeing the 2% rule is if you are willing to do some major work but then you have to consider your upfront cash outlay, so its 6 or half a dozenBest of luck

Define cut, so they are literally cut in half? 

I suspect in many areas of the country with homes prices where they are at... most everything would be classified as C class... at least half of most cities. what I am thinking about is areas of Milwuakee and Detroit  were maybe not deemed C class but no way you could rebuild those beautiful early century craftsman in todays dollars for what you can buy them for today and tomorrow and probably forever more.

I'm not sure of the laws in your state, but If you are serious about purchasing it; it's time to sit down with a good local real estate attorney for a "free" or "half-priced" consultation.

IMO, it's actually not glamorous at all in the beginning, half the time it's messy, really, really long hours and crossing your fingers all $$ will work itself out.   

If they can't agree I can then split it in half and send it to both.