@Kenneth Rolfe same as @Mason Hickman, I've done this a few times, but it's not common.

Unfortunately that is a very common thing here.

Allocating common expenses - you can allocate common expenses based upon a formula of # of bedrooms used or square footage of each unit.

Disclaimer ahead of time: not a lawyer, this is not to be taken as legal advice.That said: this all boils down to common law.If I want to sell you my shirt no one can tell me I need a license to do so.

Some states have certain legal requirements but for the most part, 30 days notice is common.

The most common and effective way to do this is by calling buyer, FSBO, and expired leads.

@Lesleigh S.Depends on your current loan situation, but one of the more common ways to do this is to transfer the property into your personal name if you plan to refinance. 

My only other debt is 250/month for health bills with 2.5 years remaining, retirement accounts (pre-tax 401k, after-tax 401k, back door Roth IRA) as well as start increasing contributions to taxable brokerage accounts (goal in medium-term is to significantly increase this).

My only other debt is 250/month for health bills with 2.5 years remaining, retirement accounts (pre-tax 401k, after-tax 401k, back door Roth IRA) as well as start increasing contributions to taxable brokerage accounts (goal in medium-term is to significantly increase this).

My only other debt is 250/month for health bills with 2.5 years remaining, retirement accounts (pre-tax 401k, after-tax 401k, back door Roth IRA) as well as start increasing contributions to taxable brokerage accounts (goal in medium-term is to significantly increase this).