My question is on the equity split.

Just installed a wooden fence in the backyard to split the yard for each unit.

We've discussed some ways to split it, but I don't want to influence anyone with what our thoughts are.

I am looking to hone my negotiation skills and have recently just finished the book Never Split The Difference.

He put 2/3 of the acquisition costs and we split all other expenses 50/50, then I handle all the day-to-day.

@Curtis Sharpe I think it makes more sense to buy together and have a contract that favours us both if we were to split up, what do you recomend?

However, if you did want a chunk of cash instead, I’d structure it like this:Bring in an equity partner to come in at a basis of 100k (so you pocket 19k now), and list it on the MLS and split profits.

I like to do a 50/50 equity split, but depending on the partner you find they may not be willing to do so.

your job is to stabalize or to peak perform property. after all expenses you have profits.. that is your net income. if you have partners then youll need to do splits and then you receive your income

So if your structure was an equal split after preferred your investor would get his guaranteed 6% (of $300k) and you would split the remaining $49.8k ($24.9k respectively) giving a 14% CoC.