Q: My sister and I want to buy a Napa investment property together but she is unable to invest as much as me. Is it possible for us to own different percentages of the property?

A: Yes!

In California, two individuals can take title to real property as tenants-in-common, and in whichever percentages the owners agree on. Your sister could own a 30% interest as a tenant-in-common while you own a 70% interest as a tenant-in-common, for instance.