Is there is a typical LP/GP structure, with an LLC owning the equity in the property, doesn't the property get depreciation deducted on the income statement, and then there's pre-tax income, then that's taxed at the corporate rate, and then after adjusting for capex, net free cash flow is available for distribution to the partners?

I just read something on the Freddie Mac page that refers to illegal flipping techniques. 

Open to negotiation.While we would give serious consideration to the above arrangement, my question for today is whether or not there are other risk management techniques that we could use to protect ourselves from the mechanical risks and keep our interest in the property whole.Thanks,Chris

My lowest cash flowing property using this technique, (the amount I get to keep) is about $600 per month after paying the mortgage. 

Not necessarily the wholesalers that you mention, but the up-sellers who are using sales tactics and techniques to sell. 

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.

There is a payment technique in a HELOC that is available to you menu do not do.

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