Thanks for sharing. 

., how are you getting your sales/comparable data (if anyone doesn't mind sharing).

common areasThose portions of a building, land, and amenities owned (or managed) by a planned unit development (PUD) or condominium project's homeowners' association (or a cooperative project's cooperative corporation) that are used by all of the unit owners, who share in the common expenses of their operation and maintenance.

This share includes both cash flow and equity.

I have done that model and seen that model over the years.. one guys in INdy called Holdfolio did thisnot sure how it performed but chose the rights assets and proper management and that works.there was a guy in Ohio also that called him self MR> triple net.. he sold you a home then rented it back from you for a set fee then he leased it out in a master lease situation were he took care of everything.my model I used a debt instrument equity share model that basically worked like what your talking about but had a pref return no matter what was happening with the asset.. that put big onus on operator to perform..

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Again, just because this was early in the lease and it was not a good way for me to start my relationship with them (it was one of my first properties with them), they stepped in and "shared" the burden of the vacancy with me. 

I originally offered $600 (+$25 for dog) rent price for them to share a room and share a spare bedroom with me for storage.  50% split use of the house between myself and them (which the couple combined realistically probably uses more than 50% of the house) They counter offered this first month for $500 based on the current construction status of the house.