I am undecided on if i can just go out and distribute them, i am closer to the Coast side of San Diego though.

I came here as my first resource and found this threadhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/75086-probate-list-vs-inheritance-listMy question is....has anyone found a way to derive this list on their own without having to pay for the list, which from the aforementioned thread seems to be a little iffy at best.

I found a factory/mill with no distribution in my area so they shipped me direct.

if you're hell-bent on paying yourself for work, set up a company, say ABC Remodeling, LLC...pay this company a fair price for the work that's done, and you can take your distribution from ABC Remodeling, LLC.

Our investors’ interests will be secured by a first-priority lien on our properties.Within five years, we will sell or refinance our properties to pay off liabilities and to distribute principal and profits to our investors.

You can then even take distributions of property as your principal distribution.

I would assume the principal owns a portion of the fund and contributes some of his own capital, but wouldn't he have to distribute the profits in the form of dividends to the other members of the pool?

Once paid off, any profits would no longer be subject to UBIT, and profits from a sale would also not be subject to UBIT if the property was paid off at least one year prior to the date of the sale.When you take a distribution from the IRA, however, you would pay taxes.Its my understanding that a Roth, however, is NOT subject to UBIT at all.

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Tenants have been cited twice by City of Killeen Code enforcement (& have failed to comply) for: Tampering with distribution system Taking water unlawfully Unsanitary living conditionsClause 13.