BP,What would you do......Next year I will be transitioning to civilian life, which will likely take me back to Texas. 

Fresh off a six-month renovation that was supposed to take two months, I have a few hard-earned tips to share. 1.Plan your post-renovation transition pre-renovationWhen you are starting a renovation, it’s easy to be 100% focused on the renovation itself and not pay as much attention to preparing your home for the post-renovation transition.

However, if you are a long ways from public transit, shopping, and restaurants, the unit will rent for far less and be less desirable for investment purchasing.

Don't expect it to go all smooth.

Paul summed it up so smoothly.

A few things I would suggest is to put in an inspection contingency, have a realtor you trust to help make sure the transaction runs smoothly and have someone you know attend the inspection to be your eyes and ears.

We find properties close to public transportation,particualrly walking distance to NYC direct transit.  

Made about half as much as this deal but it went smoothly.

78724 has been a low income area of town for a long time, but has started to transition.

Once you have a full year with no transactions for the ebay business you can start making the ebay related chart of account categories inactive to hide them which will clean up the chart of accounts.So short answer is I believe it's possible to do everything under your existing LLC, however It increases your liability and is not going to be a very clean transition on your books.