@Cora Gilmore to add to what @Michael Smythe said:Since the IRS views your management company as an agent acting on your behalf, the gross income amount you see on your 1099 reflects all funds received by the manager on your behalf.

Trusts are typically done as part of a full estate plan that includes other documents to cover you in different situations like Wills, Powers of Attorney, Advance Health Care Directives, etc. 

The equity you receive in cash will equal the same thing in a different, CASH FLOWING, property with one huge difference. 

Per what I read in the Landlord/Tenant Handbook for Georgia, the Tenants have 7 days to pay after receiving a NTQ, but quote: "the landlord is only required to accept a late payment once in a 12-month period."

They had the money in my bank account in a few days typical ACH time frame it seemed.

Algorithms typically respond to supply side metrics (like search volume) but likely are not accounting for supply side. 

Between 20-30% I believe is more typical. with other draws spelled out in the contract based on milestones and/or completed work.

@Skyler LehmanIt depends on the type of property and the type of loan you are receiving. 

It's better that the parcel maintain it's single-family zoning so that an SB9 strategy can be executed in the future.I agree that you can often find ADUs in nicer areas than true Multiplex, but these areas do not typically place a high value on the ADU. 

Payment Structures: What are the typical payment structures for LPs in syndication deals, and how is payment conducted - quarterly, every other quarter, monthly?