For example the C Fund returned 21.82% last year, but if you would have done this you would have only made 2.33%, and that from money you had already earned.

If it becomes a rental, or you start renting to a non-owner, do you reinvest the earnings or distribute?

As an installment sale for 2018, I will be taxed on the $5,000 and the interest earned, correct?

I was not sure I should take some extra income now but pay the tax or just simply leave it for the future investment. 

It’s a business decision, so if you believe the agent will earn you the best price for your property, that’s who you should use.

Doing otherwise may lose the limited liability protection afforded to you by the entity.I am not an attorney so you may want to seek confirmation from one.You are normally taxed on what the partnership earns during the year(not necessarily on whether or not you had some distributions).

I am leaning toward this prospect since I have the extra security deposit.  

It may sound nice to pay a 5% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no add-on fees.

You will save a tremendous amount of time and effort if you keep extra paint or save the paint code or at least have a place that can color match a sample with some degree of accuracy.

He earned 10% APR on his money while it was invested (it was not an equity split just a straight percentage return) and he got to meet our team and see how we purchased the deal and ran our numbers and determined the quality of the rehab.