Somtimes they will also want Meeting Minutes/Unanimous Consent from the LLC showing that the business has officially OK'd the loan. 

You also might want to grab a Unanimous Consent of the Members/Meeting Minutes where the members agree to allow the contemplated transaction and loan.

It sounds like the response is pretty unanimous that the nuclear approach is recommended, so we will be proceeding cautiously through that taking everyone's feedback into account.I've reached out to an attorney who was referred to me by another attorney in our network, and also waiting to hear back from the insurance company. 

I'm little surprised by the unanimously positive feedback.

It’s pretty unanimous from the fed members too. 

You can memorialize the annual "minutes" by having a professional draft what's called a unanimous consent in lieu of annual minutes. 

DST offers centralized management similar to LLCs vs. the "unanimous consensus" required by a TIC.  

Further to what @Dave Foster said, TICs usually require unanimity of the owners to sell.  

Man, we're getting unanimous around here!

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