These 2 apartments back in the past was stated as 1 house and in the mid of the house where the stairs appear to be today , it was the house's hall, as the years passed the old owners decided to break down the hall's wall and make it practical to be 2 split apartments but they didn't change the contracts to appear as it is now and also the architect didn't change the files of the house as well.

no meeting fee, but they encourage you to buy lunch.

Split it, buy value add, rent out for 1031 and keep repeating for decades. 

My net worth is pretty much split between a stock/bond portfolio and two rental properties. 

They then split up, one moved out, we allowed a sublet, that person started smoking in the house, followed by hiding pets in the house.

Then they fund the rehab 100% and you have a 50/50 split after that and that's basically it.

Im interested to see if someone on here wants to split the $3k for 2 tickets rather than me buying just 1 for myself at $2k.Please PM me if you are interested!

And the drawback here is that it's not split 50/50...you are responsible for 100% of it...even if you and someone else own it together. 

Will increase NOI through a combination of raising rents and splitting water/utilities amongst existing tenants.

If this is a college rental, I would look into letting the tenants splitting the bills.