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Mel Cosio Tenancy In Common agreement - can percentage splits be fluid?
29 October 2018 | 2 replies

TIC agreement question for the experts on this board:A normal TIC agreement would specify the fixed percentages of each partner. For example, if the TIC is buying a 500k house and my company puts in 250k, my percentag...

JR Silva Investing with parents in Sacramento CA - Tenancy in Common?
19 April 2021 | 0 replies

Hello BP! This is more than likely a CPA-related question, but I would appreciate any expertise and advice before I reach out to one. I am investing in a small-multi with my parents - mom and dad. The way we are split...

Jonathan Small How I Structure My Partnerships (Tenants in Common) Agreemenet
30 December 2021 | 2 replies

I have been investing since 2005.  I have been sharing my journey with many of my friends, family, and coworkers.  Often people would ask about how to partner on a deal.  I originally was not a fan of partnerships bec...

Matt Dunlap What are the most common questions distressed owners ask?
7 November 2019 | 1 reply

beyond, "How much will you give me?", what other questions to distressed owners ask?do they ask:what company do you represent?What will you do with my property?thanks in advance!

Fabian Peraza What's Your Setup for a Common Entry Front Door?
21 December 2017 | 12 replies

I've had two recent issues with break-ins and attempted break-ins within the last month at my triplex. My initial setup was a deadbolt and handle setup. In the break-in, the deadbolt was left unlocked and a student-te...

Gonzalo Escobar Condo owner expanded their garden unit into common elements
25 May 2017 | 6 replies

This is regarding a 13 unit building in Illinois that went condo in 1979. The building has 12 above ground units and a single garden unit. In the 1979 condo declarations the garden unit is listed as a 1 bedroom with a...

Yixue Zhao Condo has water damage in common area, stay away?
13 May 2022 | 4 replies

Hello everyone! I plan to put an offer on a condo but just saw some signs of water damage and mold (pictures attached). This happens in the common area (it's a shared laundry room in the basement), and it's NOT connec...

Michael Higdon House hacking - tenant leaves personal things in common area
17 June 2022 | 2 replies

Hi BP,I am house hacking and have a tenant that just moved in and he is leaving his personal items in the common areas (clothes, golf equipment, etc). I have asked him to move it into his room but not sure it can all ...

Edward Stephens Owner Carry - How common is it in today’s Market?
11 August 2021 | 12 replies

Hi BP!  How common is it in today’s market for a seller to carry a 2nd mortgage when selling his apartment building? Is the market too hot for today’s apartment building buyers to reasonably ask a seller to hold.a sec...

Johnson Nguyen Pipe burst in Common Area of Condo during Renovation
8 March 2023 | 5 replies

Hi!I'm currently 2 weeks away from finishing renovation and just got a call from my contractor stating that the common area of my unit had a pipe burst that leaked into my unit and ruined the entire flooring!  To make...