But, with this added requirement that somewhere my parent's name is there so they feel all right about it.For example, if we were to establish an LLC where we are 50-50 partners but in the operating agreement we make it so that all profit distribution comes to me (as compensation for operating the properties for example).

I opened up my last LLC in Nv based on the idea a Judgment Creditor would need a charging order to force distribution of funds and, in those state cant take control of the LLC. 

What you’re seeing is people who have access to distribution.

The entity can certainly sell the real property and then structure a 1031 Exchange and reinvest as the LP, but the individual partners are merely receiving cash distributions from the LP. 

Percentages only work when they are derived from a dollar estimate and then applied to very similar properties.  

But after the sale, just like if I was selling my house an agent (either a title company or in case of foreclosure a trustee or judge) take the proceeds and distribute it to any outstanding lien holders.

I'm seeing some income funds out there that look pretty good on paper, promising 8-12% annual returns with regular distributions with 3-5 year investment.

@Richard HaugWhile taxes will apply to amounts converted from the pretax 403b to the Roth IRA, the 10% early distribution would not apply. 

This could be monthly or quarterly distributions.2.

If your still looking for a lender Meredith Douglas with Movement Mortgage in Raleigh works with investors and retired individuals as along as they have income like social security, pension, IRA distributions, ect.