This new property in Euclid is within walking distance to the new Amazon Distribution Center. 

Just curious how everyone else is distributing their $$.Thanks

The returns are usually very strong and you typically get distributions once per quarter.

Whether the outstanding loan balance would be a distribution or a rollover could be a significant factor in how you choose to proceed.

That case also gave us a multifactor test to determine if a note is a security based on the motivation of buyer/seller, plan of distribution, reasonable expectations of the investing public, and other factors that reduce risk. 

Paying a mortgage, lender reporting, compliance with loan docsCash distributions to investorsWhat other tasks does a property owner have over and above a property manager's responsibilities?

I currently work in financial derivative compliance and regulation, so hopefully my specialized knowledge will be of benefit to the community at large.

They know the longer they are in existence the higher their cap ex estimate number will become, but they still estimate based on their past actuals knowing it is under estimating the life time cap ex (and yet I still claim they are one of the more reputable in part because they are honest about how they derive their maintenance/cap ex numbers and if you ask they will admit that long-term it is under estimating the real cost). 

If not, they wouldn't be shielded from self-employment tax just by taking them as profit distributions anyway.In other words, my guess is that you're paying the same self-employment taxes in either situation.Now, all that said, I'm not a tax professional, so don't rely on any of this from a tax standpoint.

NOI is always a heavy component when deriving a value based on a sales comparison approach or income capitalization approach.