The LLC collects rent, pays expenses, and distributes funds to the owners based on your partnership agreement.

Distributions also vary alot but often are quarterly.

@Jose AlonsooWhen there is a lien on a property the title company must pay off all other debts tied to the property… so they will not distribute those monies to you.  

I feel, unless you truly detest your current work/life balance, or it has been you dream to be a part of REI, you will find it very difficult, if not impossible to build greater wealth from your position without significant risks and distribution to the stable family life you likely already have.You are not going to make compatible money from REI in the next few years.

If I directly hold rental properties under the 401k, and only use this account for operating activities, I need to be able to send out wires for property earnest money and down payments, and also provide the account number to my property manager if I need to make a contribution or if they give me monthly rental distributions.

I have gotten a number of mistakes in the distributions, but they always seem to correct them and say that their new system will obviate that kind of thing going forward.

This also includes making sure the K-1s are distributed to investors. - let me know if I misread this.

I've only come across a couple 401k plans that allow you to carry the loan and continue making payments after you're no longer employed with that same employer.If you don't repay the loan, then it's counted as an early distribution.

Tax techniques include depreciation, mortgage interest, costs, cost segregation, and tax-deferred growth.

Next money is paid into court for the judge to decide how it should be distributed among the people claiming to have redemption rights.