If your contribution is the management and leasing, then adding those fees as an expense, and then also receiving your share of the investment, seems like double-dipping. 

@Edward BrewingtonThis is not a tenant issue unless the tenants were the ones contributing to the problem by not having the house livable.

Hi, This is my first tie contributing here.

Thank you for filing the police report, hopefully that will contribute to getting someone dangerous off the streets and/or getting them some help.This neighbor may or may not be influencing your home sale. 

This year my employees can get up to 4% through matching contributions and a % profit share.

A need to contribute to humanity in some way that is bigger than just themselves.

An operating agreement has very specific details as to what each partner contributes/brings to the table, as well as what should happen should one partner become deceased/incapable of upholding the partnership responsibilities.Setting up your LLC and keeping things out of your name provides some level of protection should something go wrong.

Have some good things going for us, 10% seller contribution.

To me, the best way to arrive at this is to divide up risks, roles and responsibilities and then reverse engineer the percentages that provide each partner with the fair compensation for their contributions. 

During the construction honestly speaking he and his wife contributed more than me in terms of design consultation, construction site visit, change request, interior design and procurement.