and the Kaminskis had an oral and
       informal agreement to share equally the purchase price of the property and the proceeds from
       any subsequent sale. Both the parties and the Kaminskis contributed equally to the down
       payment, and the mortgage payments were derived from the Glenview property’s rental
       income. In 2006, the Glenview property was subdivided into two separate properties: 198
       Glenview and 200 Glenview. In 2008, 198 Glenview was sold and the parties retained 200
       Glenview. After the sale of 198 Glenview, petitioner alone paid the real estate taxes and
   reside at the property and possibly to develop the property in the future. Thus, petitioner
       executed a power of attorney to allow respondent to purchase a 50% interest in the Glade
       property with Cunningham. The mortgages for the property were informally consolidated and
       petitioner, Cunningham, and respondent’s nephew each paid one-third of the mortgages. From
       June 2011 to February 2012, after petitioner had left the Poplar residence, Cunningham made
       the mortgage payments for the Glade property. According to petitioner, beginning in February
       2012, the mortgage and utility bills for the