As @Mike Burkett said, you can have your ownership interests and distributions set differently.

I would invest passively in multi-family syndication that pays monthly distributions.

There's not much you can do if your LLC is only a "few months" old as you wrote because 1) you haven't filed a tax return for the business and 2) you probably haven't paid yourself a "Distribution." 

I need to go there anyway, so if they no show I just do what I needed to do and leaveIf you want to do the "no contact or I don't show" technique, I would recommend you have a short window...... i.e if you don't text me or call me an hour before the appointment time, I want be there.......If they "confirm" at 8 AM but the appointment isn't until 1 PM, that's too long for them to bail.Open house group showing is best...... they show up or they don't.....

Growth and distributions are tax free, so you'd only need to generate about $1.0 - $1.1 million to throw off enough cash to attain $10K month income.  

No, just old fashioned techniques.

What techniques did you use or are using for door knocking?

Account ClosedAn executor's duty is to settle up debts, comply with all legal and tax obligations, and distribute assets of the estate according to the wishes of the deceased...What you're describing would probably be a breach of fiduciary duty.

Do you just include your initial investment minus whatever capital has already been distributed, or will the syndicator provide periodic updates/reports with enough information where you can mark to market?

Seems ideal for a warehouse or distribution center 5, corner lot closer to a freeway My worry is : 1.