The payments should have come from the respective LLCs' bank accounts in the 40/40/20 proportion.

You don't add 10% and divide the total by 120 .... you need to use a time value of money calculator which in effect amortizes a remaining balance each month to arrive at a number that remains constant through the entire loan but changes the principal and interest proportion of the payment each month.2.

Per SB13: “would require any impact fees to be charged for an accessory dwelling unit of 750 square feet or more to be proportional to the square footage of the primary dwelling unit. ”So it depends how large the existing primary dwelling is.  

@James Ashley - agreed, and no one really knows what's going to happen in a few months from now, since there hasn't been a pandemic of this proportion during any of our lifetimes. 

I've done this in CA and because the property manager isn't going to be out there all the time they read the submeters when they go every few months and then do some algebra for the water portion of the bill based on the proportions of who used what during that time period. 

And remember to add-on all other costs: Such as prorated property taxes, property inspections, possible travel expenses related to your purchase (all expenses to be divided-up proportionally between the 6 and 20 acre parcels).

What’s the proportion of these three you have encounter in the REI world?

However he’s doing high-end renos on expensive houses, so the basement conversion is smaller in proportion to other costs.

Thing is, now that we're getting in newer, better data, it's becoming pretty obvious that the whole thing was completely blown out of proportion.

I funded one of these in ATL  the guy went broke.. its a cluster of epic proportions putting that many people into a home.. it works for students at collages .. but as folks get older and all the issues Steve brings up.. the one I did I ended up owning.. and going out and having to deal with all these Micro tenants..