I am not sure how easy or hard to find a cash partner to split this deal with.

My question is what is a fair split on ownership????

I also think you splits should be way better for you than stated in this thread.  

If partnering, he is taking the main financial risk while you run it, start off negotiating with maybe a 60-40 split or something like that. 

What my plan would be is to find something around 2000+ sqft that I can split in two and rent the other side out (SBA lender says so long as I occupy 51%).  

But $30k equity split two ways every 8 months seems like a slow and risky path.

Does anyone know of a brokerage that offers effective training (regardless of split) in NYC/Brooklyn or online?

One sold for 90k for a split level, but a big rehab.

@Matthew Hamilton, as far as I know, this type of property WILL come closer to the "50% Rule" regarding its non-mortgage expenses than you've allowed for, so I certainly recommend being more conservative than the $1,042/m split between the 3 units that you're guessing.And "doesn't seem to need much fix up" can become famous last words!

Private transaction(e.g. father sold to son) or county erroneously recorded only 1 of the two owners and split the value.Appraiser needs to find at least two comps similar in size, age and style and sold recently and need to compare with listing price in the similar ball park.