@Michael Douglas Christensen I've been told that moving vehicle rental companies like UHaul and Allied Van Lines have migration charts/studies on their websites.

i will check with our accountant tomorrow, but it sounds like the only way to do so would be to rollover from the LLC into 1031 vehicles, as opposed to doing so individually - from there, i wonder if we could each decide what 1031/DST to invest in (if we wanted to do different ones), and then have the accountant distribute the proceeds each month/quarter to us individually, based on what was received, from each 1031 investment?

A vehicle could be used to secure a LOC, etc.3.

What type of vehicle would we use to pay ourselves back?

As like a lot of other investors it started with idea of RE to be a good vehicle to invest in, not having any source of info obviously googled for "REI forums" and guess what? 

I see variations of this question quite often and think it's important to clarify two different investment vehicles here, as they are often times referred to interchangeably, but are actually quite different - partnerships and joint ventures (JV).

If the entity is used to purchase and hold real estate long term as a rental, as long as the rental remains just that, a rental, I normally go the Partnership LLC route as income from rentals is NOT subject to self-employment tax and the LLC is generally an easier vehicle to work with than an S-Corp. 

About 30 years ago in Florida there was a Viet refugee associated with high end custom vehicle, and beautiful women selling you lessons to flip homes on TV.

This keeps me more than motivated because real estate is the financial vehicle that will get me to my ultimate goal.

I was in the military, moved into a career in technology and healthcare and have recently transitioned into management consulting.I'm interested in investing in long term buy and hold 2-4 unit properties, possibly shifting to small apartment complexes in time but for now my goals are to 1.) buy 2-4 properties a year to diversify my investments in a vehicle that will outperform the S&P and 2.) have a good mix of appreciating and cash flow assetsI found Bigger Pockets by listening to Paula Pant's podcast, Afford anything but not everything.