The Equity Share Agreement establishes a framework for two investors, referred to as Alpha and Beta, to collaboratively purchase residential property with differentiated voting rights. Key features include the outlining of purchase price details, down payments, and specific financial obligations such as loan terms. The agreement also addresses property management responsibilities, particularly regarding occupancy and maintenance, assigning Beta the role of resident. Terms for distributing profits upon sale, as well as considerations surrounding potential death of a party, are expressly detailed. Additionally, the form includes provisions for governing law, arbitration for disputes, and modifications to the agreement. This form particularly benefits attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants seeking to navigate or formalize complex co-investment arrangements in real estate, ensuring clarity on financial contributions and responsibilities while safeguarding participants' interests throughout the equity-sharing venture.