We just got our first deal under contract in Pierce county, WA and my broker asking the selling agent for all of the documentation in our P&S contract.

I've been reading that one of the weak spots for piercing LLCs is UNDERFUNDING.

When you co-mingle funds, you basically allow any talented lawyer to do what's called "piercing the corporate veil". 

You should do it cleanly otherwise the corporate veil can be pierced and no protection is awarded.

Some judgments may not be immediately collectable and become leins against the property.I am guessing that the court will see that the mortgage from the ownership LLC to the holding LLC is not a true arm's length arrrangement, and "pierce the veil". 

He also said wrapping trusts and LLCs where my partner and I at the core are still grantor, trustees, and owners of the LLC would make it easy for him to pierce the veil and get at anything we own.

What my lawyer said was, if he was suing me, he would argue that I pierced the corporate veil by moving properties back and forth between the LLC and my name, then having a loan in my personal name for a property that is in deed via the LLC.

I want to give a recommendation for a great Realtor in the Pierce County WA area. 

I can’t imagine an LLC with one owner managed property (or a few) would be immune from legal action (piercing the corporate veil).

My llc is involved in a partnership as a member of another llc, and we recently realized that one of the other llc member is commingling funds between his llc and the partnership llcWhat can I do to safeguard so that the corporate veil does not get pierced for my llc?