I would say as a GP, technology has been super helpful in managing our cap table and issuance of distributions along with making it a lot easier to streamline the process of investor signing documents and sending $.

Not for me, I wouldn't want to be forced to distribute 90% of taxable income  to shareholders.Private fund?

The syndications can give you tax-deferred monthly/quarterly distributions due to the GP doing a cost segregation analysis and applying the massive yearly depreciation (on building/parking lot/roof/HVAC etc) against the yearly income.

Not a bad thing, that is how distributed databases were secured 40 years ago-also with math.

We have a lender saying we cant use cash as a down payment for a house, and that we would have to distribute the money to family/friends bank accounts then get them to wire the funds to the the lender.

Census.gov will give you (for any city/state) the population, median home value, median household income, median age, racial distribution and more.

In terms of property depreciation, would it make sense to distribute across 30 years or is it possible to claim a one time depreciation?

Landfills and those enormous overhead electrical wire distribution towers both carry risks in many people's minds.

Maybe, this would be considered a distribution of property from the LLC which would cause a taxable gain should the llc not have sufficient basis to take from.For #3 and for all of your questions really, there can be a lot of hidden complexities depending on your exact situation.

We use John Hancock and it clearly states:"you will not be able to take a distribution or another loan until at least 7 business days after your loan repayment has been processed"