If I am using my personal financial standing and credit history to obtain credit for my business, could that be seen as co-mingling funds, and thus, put me at risk for "piercing the corporate veil"?

@Wes Blaney I spoke with a gentleman that specializes in mobile home parks down here in Pierce County, so he may be able to help you out.

Trying to not set myself up for failure or allowing piercing of the corporate veil. 

Some people swear by LLCs, and others say a good attorney can pierce your liability easily and all you did was spend extra on LLC taxes and maintenance. 

Make sure to follow the guidelines for LLC if you’re doing for liability protection (no mingling funds, meeting notes, etc. and be aware of piercing the corporate veil).

I heard of it fro the first time on BP and a guy named Jay just nailed it, and every case of solo member LLC piercing in the last 2 years. 

There ways to pierce the veil so to speak.I'm in NY, and I am aware of situations where in S Corps, LLCs, owner are personally sued together with the LLC.

I'd guess 'No'), and as a single member LLC that did not file 2014 Finings with the Secretary of State, I'd like to see if the state attorney general would try to pierce the corporate veil and cite this clown for practicing law without a license.

@Ryland Taniguchi Are you concerned about the due on sale clause in the loan or piercing of the corporate veil with the loan in personal names?  

Disregarding the obvious signs (the way they dress; inappropriate tattoos; inappropriate piercings; oversize pants; etc) is just an invitation to trouble.