For the listing side you can see if they'd discount their percentage.

The other thing - let's say you get audited, so the IRS changes the percentage from 85% to 80%.

Obviously, if you are on the East or West coast, that percentage would be much higher, potentially 50% or more of the cost. 

Have you thought about what percentage split would be fair for the signing partner vs you doing all the work? 

I'll chime in on this one and I will preface this with the statement that I am a devout Christian, but what I have learned in banking is that huge percentage of the folks that use those little "God Bless" statements are often scam artists.

In reality, I wasn’t setting aside the right percentages—especially considering the age of some of my properties.That’s been the biggest shift in my business over the past few years.Now my portfolio runs like a business.When something breaks or needs attention, it’s already been accounted for.Planning didn’t make things easier.It made them predictable — and that’s where the real peace of mind comes from.Would love to hear how others here think about planning for CapEx and vacancies in their portfolios.

Yes, Jordan, the percentage can vary widely depending on many factors.

What are some typical numbers or percentages you’ve seen in practice

Every lender looks at it slightly differently on the ownership percentage needed to guarantee a loan.

When you say mixed use, what are the uses and what percentages are those uses, as that will have a very big difference.