Those taxes are passed immediately through to the LLC members in proportion to the shares they own (or %) in the LLC and taxed at each member's income tax rate.

(this is true for your case)The total amount the lessee is required to pay for a relatively short period of use constitutes an inordinately large proportion of the amount that would be required to purchase the property.The agreed rental payments materially exceed the current fair rental value.

The taller you go with a building the lower the overall square footage costs for the following reasons; the foundation is smaller proportionality to each unit, the roof covers the same square footage irregardless of the amount of floors beneath it, permit costs are less at that level, framing becomes much simpler as well as plumbing.Please be careful of soliciting workers who are out of work or do not want to put in grinding hours.  

Some performed poorly by design which I think is disgusting.Publicly traded REIT share prices are directly proportional to the dividends generated each year and anticipated for future years.REITs usually lean to commercial or larger apartment purchases because the assets are easier and cheaper to manage.

Because each account is responsible/entitled to its proportion of income and expenses, cash flow must always be divided up accordingly.

Instead of distributing a property all at once, you could withdraw say, 20% over 5 years and re-register ownership proportions over time.

"Remember, God gave you two ears and one mouth, you should use them proportionally!"

Five days without hot water for tentant is really long .It caused tenant inconvenience.I do not know how to appraise reasonal and fair comprensation for the tenant in this case such working days or not working days , waiting period and proportion of the comfort level since the house is only without hot water.

Should I be looking in areas where the "working class"/blue-collar workers represent a large proportion of the population?

Similar, money should come out of the partnership and go into the IRA and you in the same proportions. 3.