You could either invest in RE within the Roth IRA or get tax-free distribution up to your basis.

Just replace the words "profit from sale" to "distributions from cashflow" and realize the the split will probably be closer to 80-20 to his favor

The monthly distribution has been delayed for the past few months.

The tenants pay the mortgage to the LLC, and the LLC pays you a distribution.

So you would get 8% of rental income first, then distribute profits at the 28/72 percentage.So let's say you charge 1000 of rent and, after expenses, there's $150 to distribute.You get $80 for your management fee and $42 as your ownership percentage.  

Have not seen that before, would be really foolish to pass on that.Roth contributions are post-tax but will grow and are distributed tax free.

I'm hoping to narrow it down a bit through local people on this forum, and then using the analysis techniques I've learned through BP.

I think I'll do this list first when I'm attempting to enter other markets in the future.Regarding the mail pieces, I'm only using one marketing technique per campaign.

Each partner will then receive a K-1 which lists their share of income or loss regardless of whether or not a distribution was made.

We could 'buy the building from our SOLO LLC' and thereby 'distribute it from the SOLO LLC'THAT is where I get a little confused!