My why: financially free so that I can split my year into 3 four month periods (4 months with extended family, 4 months in nature doing conservation work, 4 months working on philanthropic projects with NGOs [I live in Ethiopia right now and have access to many such projects]).

Think of it as you hiring them, you do the work & split the money with them.

RE Investor sources the investment (property), negotiates & facilitates deal, facilitates reno, and manages property thereafter.If the RE Investor receives 100% of the rental income, what equity split is most appropriate/fair?

Hi Nathan,If line #4 has pressure even after the street valve is shut off, it could be an artesian well.Perhaps there was an old house there before the new one was built and this is a leftover well.If it shuts off when the street valve shuts off then it has to be tied to the common line.Since the city knows both homes have the same line, why is yours the one that needs to pay full price to split the new connection?

The app is weird when creating the post and had to split it in 2.

We will also draw up a partnership agreement and both sign, everything split 50/50 with a buyout/sale agreement.

When you are done, sell the property and pay your dad (ie maybe even split the profit with him!).

We split all expenses including the purchase 33.334% per person. 

Since there wasn’t anything specified in the lease, and he’s been an otherwise great tenant I’m probably just going to split the cost with him.

If you have a relationship with the ex-couple, meaning they know that you know they're splitting up but not perhaps they're in trouble, and they also know you are an investor then have a conversation with both and see if they will open up on the finances and what they would like to happen.