Quote from @Jacob Barton: In the San Antonio area, I see long-term rentals with window units or mini-splits pretty often, especially in older or smaller properties.

For example, you might agree to a 70/30 or 60/40 split, depending on his level of involvement.

We are moving different directions in life and have mutually decided splitting up is in the best interest of both of us.

Split the bill with the tenant and give them a warning that if it happens again the entire bill moving forward is on them.

Question 2- could I split the sale over two years to help?

Purchase price: $115,000 Cash invested: $175,000 Contributors: Mitchell Johnson Fix and flip with a lot split What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

A mini split is ideal, but even separate baseboard controls will keep tenants comfortable.I’d keep the rehab clean, durable, and functional.

Ask these questions:What is the minimum size lot that can be subdivided/ split up?

Also, we both have W2's, so we could split the workload, and both potentially benefit from tax advantages and income (hopefully).

Purchase price: $1,000,000 Cash invested: $150,000 purchased this distressed off market 5 unit near city park; worked with city to split the property into 5 new legal townhomes and plan to sell individually; plan b is to sell some of the units and keep other units as rentals.