I also like this arrangment for divided interests being accomplished through a capital account.

Too much in my opinion so in that case, I would choose to divide up the equity between multiple LLC's so that only a certain amount of equity could be at risk.Hope that answers your questions.

Spread your maintenance over a timeline, what must be done next year, in two years, etc. and total all costs for each year.For small investors, you can almost divide what is required to get the contribution needed to save.

Franklin county keeps the actual value close to the vest until the end of the year, but state law doesn’t allow levys to bring in more than their original proposal so they will be divided amongst all the new values.

Historically it was divided into 10 lots.

Divide it by 6, and that's how many leads you can afford to mail every month for six months.

Additionally, the zoning guide states “*A lot containing at least 1600 sq. ft. may be divided into lots with a minimum lot size of 800 sq. ft.”

Try rehabbing.But don't go with all your cash in one property...Instead, divide your money up as down payments on several HML's at once.

A good option too (if you want to go the passive route)... you could divide $2.2m up into $50k-100k chunks and choose your favorite syndicators on this lovely platform, invest and see who treats you right!

Fees are subject to adjustment as needed until County accepts roads for maintenance. 5. in perilous circumstances road clearing and repair will be divided equally among all property owners6.