My thought would be we would have his/hers, pre-/post-tax accounts (4 different pots of money) within the Solo K and when we structured a new asset holding LLC under the Solo K, that each of the 4 accounts would simply own respective shares of that new LLC entity.

Some of that profit also went to seed our investment pot.

I was expecting cash or pot of gold coins

Shortly after this the tenant stopped paying again for 2 months until they voluntarily vacated the property so we did not stop the eviction process.

@William LackeySpray paint penises on the pot holes and report the graffiti to the city.

@Ishmael Johnson If they won't leave voluntarily cash for keys is really your only option.

I was paid for a few months of 2020, but eventually the tenant stopped paying and then voluntarily moved out.

Do you still want your hand in the pot?

Tenants left voluntarily before closing, but they trashed the unit as many predicted so I’m now negotiating an appropriate price reduction for the damage they caused (and major repairs needed identified during the inspections). 

If they won’t accept an offer of cash-for-keys, there’s really only one way to recover possession of a property from tenants who refuse to leave voluntarily.