Hi @Matt Ekoti, In addition to seconding @Jim Cummings excellent advise, I'll add that you may want to check out the Brazos Real Estate Investors Club (BRIC).  

I can't advise if it is "fair or not" because only the two of you know what work was done to increase the value, what the value of that work is, and what terms you have agreed to split the profits.If it was me, and I had all the equity in the deal, pay half of the expenses, and then receive the same split on profits - I would not feel that is an equitable terms.

All things they will advise you on.

@Hunter Wolfe  Disclaimer: Be sure to consult legal and financial adviser first. 

I was advised by my realtor and lawyer this is not commonly requested.

However, I was advised to create an LLC and visit the branch in Florida in-person to make the account for the LLC to conduct bank transactions online.The downside to that is, recently I found out that my country (Trinidad and Tobago) is on a blacklist and several banks aren't allowed to conduct transactions with my country.

Clearly, like Mike pointed out, your attempted solution of equating your reputational risk with his monetary risk didn't pan out. 

Hi, I am getting ready to be up for renewal of my general umbrella policy that I have in place across all of my rental properties.  My local insurance broker I have used for this umbrella does not have options to alo...

The seller agent advised us that the property was facing foreclosure a couple days later after we had gone through the property with a contractor, but before we had paid for an inspection.

I don't ever advise building wealth by breaking the rules or the law.