Otherwise, I'd split the increase over the next couple of years.

I think it would be better to have equal ownership in the dealOption 2: give investor first 30-40% of NOI and then split remaining 50/50 until he is paid back his initial investment then 50/50.

We each split the 5% down and used the 203k to fund the more time consuming/tedious renovations.

I’m in a situation where my in-laws and I have agreed to split profits upon the sale of their house in Orange County, California.

Don't let them set a minimum monthly revenue before payout of the profit sharing, it should be a profit split for all revenue period.

GP equity is usually included in the pref but its split pro-rata with the other investors.

I'm splitting a $2,100 rent (May 2018 - June 2019) between three people so $700 is my actual rent.My DTI with $700 rent is 26% while my DTI with the full $2100 is 54%Here comes the tricky part.

Split 3 ways and after taxes, you're probably looking to walk with ~$5k per man.

@Ken Martin  I think trying to split the ownership into % would make it far more complicated (taxes, who makes decisions going forward, etc) and I would avoid doing that IMO.  

@Zachary Bellinghausen Normally I would take the 1300 month I would lose to vacancy and split it with them.