Just think I didn't join Eddie Speeds course because I heard negatives about him.

Just remember real estate the last five years was an anomaly and it usually takes 5+ years of hold time before you could walk away with profits from a home - which last few years made people think that holding real estate for short periods is profitable - historically it’s not

I use to think CT laws were heavy on this, but boy was I wrong!

I think splitting the profits is fine as long as your partner has worked out how much the labor will cost.

For example, I often see Buyers purchase property thinking there is a $1,000 deposit but then the tenant claims it was $2,000 because they paid the last month's rent.

I'm working to get my personal finances well established/understood, which I think will help me determine my best path forward.

How much do they think their house is worth?

He thinks they can rent each room out for $800 for a total of $3200/monthHe has offered 10% for me to manage the renting of the rooms to the tenants and to take care of the lawn and snow.This initially sounds low to me. 

I have some additional ones that I think will help.1.

I see how this rule can be useful, but I think it can't be a deal breaker.