I exchange/collateralize my income property at current market value for cash to another company called ABCTerms..ABC owns title of the property.Under the operating agreement of ABC I will be asset manager owning 50% cash flow and tiered getting less cash flow year after year.

But if you are hiring a lot of small time operators, they probably don't have a policy.Regarding your flip, you want to double check with your current policy. 

You may even be able to get in touch with a larger lender that operates in your state.

Personally, I think it would work much better as a multi-family co-operative housing situation but that is a whole other yarn to knit. 

My sister moved into a cj management position decades ago and Immediately stopped taking sex offender clients because she could...she decided how the case load was distributed.

So for him and he had a big operation 6 to 10 projects going on at the same time..  

Generally, you cannot help taxes on rental properties by structuring.So you should evaluate it from two other angles:- asset protection which is an attorney's questions- operations, for which is overly complicatedAnd if you "don't have the best accountant" - maybe you should upgrade.

Does this way of framing avoid having load-bearing walls, or does it make more of them, just different then what we think of today?

currently needing to upgrade a new property of mine and am stuck trying to figure out which would be my best option to go with: Combination CO2 & Smoke alarms that are 10yr sealed or just plain jane battery operated.

Can you review an Operating Agreement as it pertains to the tax implications and partners' capital accounts?