Jenny Chung,To add to Will Barnard's post, if there is a trust issue from the wholesaler to you, then just have the escrow party (i.e. title company, attorney, etc.) disburse a check to the wholesaler directly, this way your hands are clean and he doesn't feel the same apprehensions you have.All you would have to do is create a simple disbursement or allocation of funds letter and this will give the escrow company the written authority to disburse a check direct to any party you desire.If the wholesaler is adamant about receiving funds up upfront, then it is a scam. 

But the reality is that the dividend represents the allocation of the net earnings on the company's general fund to every policy owner.

Great flexibility in allocating income and expenses between and among LLC members.

Many states have not only reduced the allocation (#) of visiting nurses but greatly reduced their compensation.

If your county tax assessor has allocated 75% of the property's value to the dwelling structure (improvements) and 25% to the land, then your depreciation basis will be 75% of your purchase price over 27.5 years.

You have no money allocated for fixing up the big systems, Capital Expenditures (Cap Ex), operations, or property management. 

The capital gain exclusion only applies to the time the property was your primary residence, so 9% of your capital gain due to appreciation will be allocated to primary residence use and the rest will be allocated to investment property use.This means that $675 ($7500 x 9%) can be excluded from capital gains (well within the $187.5K exclusion limit you calculated).  

Hey BP family, I have a question regarding the best way to allocate my financial resources.

Here are a few things to consider:As mentioned previously, be sure to allocate a larger percentage of your gross rents (i.e. 10%+) for CAPEX and repairs. 

Since I am an investor with several LLCs owning property, an umbrella S-corp to own all of the LLCs may be the best way to allocate income to the most advantageous taxable income category.