Here’s what to keep in mind:Between LLCs: Use formal loans or inter-company agreements to transfer funds, ensuring documentation to avoid co-mingling issues that could affect liability protection.Personal to LLC: Deposit personal funds as a capital contribution or loan to the LLC.

This is standard business practice - just look up how many settlements the SEC makes annually where companies pay millions in penalties WITHOUT ADMITTING to any wrong doing.- Cash-for-Keys is another example of this!

I have invested a large sum of money with a company (individual with LLC) who has filed chapter 11 bankruptcy.

I have used two management companies in Akron and both made me really appreicate self managing.

HOWEVER I just met someone from PadSplit, and partnering with a company that specializes in that could be a really great approach.

. - I believe that companies and the economy as a whole have begun a long-term shift towards back to in-office.

@Jordyn Gegg - I have a PM company that oversees all of my individual LLCs.

Assuming you no longer work at the company sponsoring your 401(k) you could look to move it into a self-directed account. 

it is hard to get on the radar of insurance companies. 

Say the wholesaler will profit $10k for assigning the contract to a buyer, and needs $2k EMD, then the gator will pay the EMD to the title company, and it is written in the contracts to the title company that the gator will get a profit of $1k, and their $2k will be returned to them.