A 241-page, step-by-step blueprint for building SplitKey — a co-buying marketplace and legal SaaS that helps friends, siblings, couples, and family members buy homes together, structure the agreement, and manage ownership after closing. Written for a solo founder or a small team, not a venture-backed engineering org.
Prices, mortgage rates, and the income needed to qualify have outrun what one income alone can clear. The honest fix for a large share of otherwise creditworthy adults is combining resources with someone else — but co-buying today means stitching together a lawyer, a listings site, a generic legal template, and a consumer expense app, with no single layer built for it.
The book walks you through building all three — sequenced so a solo founder can launch a concierge version in weeks, then automate in the right order.
Helps friends, siblings, couples, and family members find or formalize a compatible co-buyer, scored by a weighted Compatibility Engine you build from Chapter 8's exact formula.
A questionnaire-to-rules-engine-to-draft workflow that generates a jurisdiction-aware tenancy-in-common agreement and routes it to a licensed attorney partner for review.
Tracks contributions, ownership percentages, shared expenses, documents, decisions, and eventual exit — the $15/month utility that keeps paying customers after the agreement closes.
SplitKey is positioned as software, education, and document automation — never as a substitute for a licensed attorney, broker, or lender. Chapter 9 shows exactly how to structure that.
Every chapter is practical and SplitKey-specific — not generic startup advice. Every unverified number is labeled Business Assumption or Illustrative Example, on purpose.
Compatibility questionnaire, financial-readiness questionnaire, co-buyer red-flag checklist, expense-tracker template, and an attorney-review checklist.
A realtor/attorney partnership outreach email, a real-estate-professional partnership pitch script, and an email onboarding sequence — ready to adapt to your own launch.
A Business Model Canvas, a Lean Canvas, and a 12-slide pitch deck outline built specifically for SplitKey, plus a Founder KPI dashboard.
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No. SplitKey is a business blueprint — a detailed plan for a co-buying marketplace and legal SaaS you can build yourself. This book teaches you how to design, build, and launch it; it is not a live product or an investment offering.
No. The legal-workflow chapters explain how to structure SplitKey around licensed attorney review, but the book itself is not a substitute for your own attorney or accountant. Every dollar figure that isn't an independently verified, cited fact is explicitly labeled Business Assumption or Illustrative Example.
No. Chapter 12 is explicit about which pieces you can stand up no-code first (forms, dashboards, document storage, e-signature, Stripe payments) versus which genuinely need custom engineering later (the compatibility scoring engine and the jurisdiction-aware legal rules engine).
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No — that's the price SplitKey (the business you'd build) would charge its own customers, explained and modeled in Chapter 10. This ebook itself is a one-time $49 purchase.
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