You could find a deal, then bring a partner in who could sign on the loan and you could either each split down payment and responsibility OR he brings down payment and you do the management/work.4.

My business partners split things based upon the amount of capital invested and then reimburse one another for work done.

Sounds good.Friday I drive by during my lunch break and guess who is still there - but at least he has a Uhaul in the driveway.  

Or if you are willing maybe we could meet for lunch or coffee some time to talk real estate. 

We have setup a couple of lunches to meet some locals and learn more in the past few weeks.

Well your broker is not going to let you drop the commission and the split.

Were we to take an income stream, we could easily figure out a split, but we're not planning on taking any income.  

Would be happy to grab coffee or lunch and/or invite you to the meetup group (if you want to PM me your e-mail address I can add you to the chain).My girlfriend and I bought our first property in Union City in late 2013/early 2014.

This is a tough one & the answer is really a function of how much $ you've put into the business versus your partners; if you're the broker or an agent, how the current partnership splits profits & how much margin there is in the deal.  

Day 2 - Just put the roof up in around 80 degree heat, lickety-split!