Or partner up with a GC and split the profits. 

Split the DP and basically treat the 4 plex as 2 connected duplexes.

This is now no longer acceptable as their first response.The other key thing is that our Addendum of Clauses is split into two separate addendums instead of one.A few small points are that brackets for tv's are now considered fixtures and must stay with the property, the termite clause is weakened a bit, buyers retain complete right to terminate a contract if they are not given all the lead paint forms (This will be an issue on REO's as they often dont do any disclosures), the contract makes TOPA a little more clear in that your most previous tenant needs to be offered the chance to buy the property (DC) and the new sub section on the transfer taxes in DC, I think is going to be an issue.Im sure most of the stuff for the DC and MD contract will be similar for Northern Virginia too.

This is a parcel split off from a much larger parcel.

When I got divorced we liquidated most of our assets in order to split them up easily.

I bet Joe McCall would agree, you do not need to stick to 3%, and you dont need to split it 50 50 on a LOA.

Hey all,I found a partner willing to split a down payment of 15-20k.

Does anyone you know or heard of use those broker services that don't require you to split commissions, sell a required number of properties, etc. for a monthly fee? 

Developers are also interested in the property, and her family and lawyers are in the process of splitting the (double) lot into two. 

Then, you could meet some leaches there too, those that have experience who "leach on" to newbies to help them and split deals, that's very common in real estate.