Also you can split a bill for instance, if you pay for a new dishwasher in your unit through American Express but you had personal expenses on that same bill you can split, part improvements and part draw.

For instance, my husband owns 1/3 of the property, however we don't necessarily receive 1/3 of the monthly tenant rents...they send us via Western Union some money each month and we don't demand an exact 1/3 share.

For instance on this listing (picked at random): http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/1...The property tax section has three headings, Taxes, Land, and Additions, Then a Total Assessment.  

I've had one instance where someone was using fireplace to dry clothes and one other where they were cooking hot dogs. 

So for instance, if you're interested in something basic like buying single family residences to cash flow, research what the biggest mistakes investors made when buying single family.

For instance I made the mistake of buying a cheap home for $2000 the rehab was going to cost me 40k sounds cheap but the house finished is only worth 25k  and will rent for 500.  

If your property makes for instance 30k NOI after expenses but you work it full time as a job then it is hampering focusing on acquiring more income properties passively.

We have seen instances of tenants/contractors doing a google search for an investor active on BP who came here to ask questions in regards to the relationship to the tenant/contractor that has mucked things up, they have since introduced the ability to have just last initials, and rolled out the Pro Forum that is not searchable by google and gives you an extra level of protection against being googled.  

Here on the island for instance the average house price is still only a few hundred thousand and the rents not too far removed from you'll see over there.

Putting that aside, they may have been changing the language of the deed, for instance tenants in common and changed to joint tenants with the right of survivorship.