Sounds like it may be a "stomp" technique done with a brush sold for such purposes.

You can use this technique until you get to 10 financed properties.

The returns have been consistently 11-13% net monthly distributions.

Lenders are too preoccupied chasing people who do not pay their mortgages, so borrowers that apply asset protection techniques are an afterthought.

(No pun intended) I not talking about recreational use if drugs, I'm talking about distribution.

Cover things like death of a partner, partner not living up to agreement, decisions related to exit strategy should the market change, decisions related to influx of additional capital, how losses are distributed if the project doesn't turn a profit, how to handle catastrophic events (i.e., house burns down and insurance pays out), etc.Remember, the agreement is pretty much unnecessary when things go well; it's mostly for when unexpected things happen. 

I use the techniques in buying, selling and remodeling negotiations. 

Here are my options:  quite my job, take a distribution and pay all taxes plus 10% penalty, leave it alone and wait until I become a senior citizen.  

I am renting my current house out for $1,700 per month, which will provide great cash flow.UPS plans to build a distribution center in the area, Google plans to build a headquarters near Denver, and there are dozens of new neighborhoods being built as I write this.

Good morning everyone, I'm new to REI and I would like to know, what techniques can someone use to buy Real estate with a HELOC, Can I use it to put down 20% on multiple properties at one time?