I’ve been looking into setting up a RUBS system — probably billing tenants back for about 75% of the total monthly water/sewer bill, divided equally among all occupied units.I’ve read that some cities in Ohio (like Cleveland) prohibit or discourage RUBS, but I haven’t been able to find anything specific in the Euclid municipal code.

The customer is just concerned with their total cost, not how the pie is divided.  

My only hesitation is that the sponsor’s time is divided between the fund, a large networking event, and daily podcasting.Rise48 (Zach Haptonstall / Bikran Sandhu) – Very focused (4 markets, 100% real estate).

Then, the divide the rental income and taxes paid, which the 3rd sister needs to reimburse them. 

You can calculate your chance of success by divide your monthly income by three.

For example when calculating cash on cash on a 400k home and comparing 0% Down VA scenario below vs 5% Down Conventional here is the benefit when calculating cash on cash:400k Home with VA loan your payment is 2209/m and with Conventional your payment is 2490 a delta of 234/m.Assuming that insurance and taxes are the same totaling another 800/mNow your total payments are $3056/m for VA and $3290/m for ConventionalYour closing costs are the same: we will use 5% for simplicity which totals to 20kFor simplicity again, we will assume property is turnkey and needs 0 rehab for our gross CoC calculationsFor 5% you need another 20k for down payment putting your all in costs for the Conventional Scenario at: $3290/m with 40k all inThe VA Scenario since we are putting 0% down is $3056/m with 20k all inAssuming rent is 3600/m - lets just say its a duplex with each unit rented at 1800/m, your gross cash flow for each scenario is:VA: $544/mConventional: $310/mCalculation CoC;VA: $544*12 = 6529 Annual Cash flow, Then divided by all in cost: 20k - 6529/20000 *100% = 32.64% Gross CoC Conventional: $310*12 = $3720 Annual Cash flow, Then divided by all in cost: 40k - 3720/40000 *100% = 9.3% Gross CoC Thats a 351% increase in CoC return in comparison to Conventional!

If new tenants would expect to pay $1,300 then you'd divide lost money by lost time and it might take 5 or 6 moths to break even.

Think about how you divide utilities (this is where 1 person per room is easier).For those who are moving out before the end of their lease, get it in writing. 

Divide the house off and sale it.  

They divide the investment strategies into three categories: normal, aggressive, passive.- These categories are based on cash on cash ROI.