Both have similar, if not equal incomes, the one staying has two early teen kids.

Hey @Elisha Keller I believe mostly so - but I think it might be calculated by square foot, so if they are perfectly equal, yeah it would be 50/50.

There closing costs and fees are also high, so they're out.Patelco CU, but it seems their rates are a bit high and I need to call them today and see if they can meet my requirements.Union Bank Equal Opportunity Mortgage will do what I need, their APR is 5.375% including their MI.

What you seem to be referencing is Tenants in Common, where each party's interest is specified in the subject property opposed to being equal, a form of title to real property.

You have a lease, the two "roommates" are equally and severally responsible for the obligations of the lease.

If I did a give-away to drive awareness I'd make it something equally upscale - such as a set of cookwear from Sur la table, a wine fridge, etc.

You can pay yourself once a year or weekly and do your payroll yourself (not recommended) or use your accountant to do this or a payroll service -- exactly the same as for an LLC.Account ClosedThe gross receipts tax can get very expensive very fast in CA: • For Gross Receipts over or equal to $250,000, the fee is $900

Also not all houses are equal and vacationers are neighborhood specific, a couple of blocks can make a difference.

Does your state allow you to charge a security deposit equal to 6 months?

Ive figured out that if I reduce my student loans by roughly 28k, then my payments are brought to equal my front end debt, and since I cant bypass that, then I have some solid numbers.