@Nisha SaxenaSeems like a rough calculation as to what your tax will be.Just an FYI - there is no 20% tax rate; your accountant provided you for effective tax rate(average blend).

Combining the two into a single number I can compare gets me to a blended interest rate of 5.222% at $1.1M, is that correct?

Even the blended return from a good property bought with the refi is going to be dragged down by the performance of this one.I don't see this as so much a tax issue as a performance issue.

This keeps a copy in their shared folder seamlessly.

Any who holds dollars (i.e. savings account) is screwed.The best we can hope for is a blend of these.

If your average project was 4 months, that would be an annualized return of about 42%, and I imagine your IRR would be close to that as well.I don't feel like doing the math, but at scale, your blended return would be somewhere in the 20-42% range, and it would likely be around 35% given the percentage of cash going towards each investment.Now that I've said all that, my question to you would be:If you have the cash available, and you have enough deals available where you can easily find 2/month, what is you rationale for doing both flips and rentals?

However, if I had to guess, a person would not want to use these funds for personal use because this would blend the lines between the person and the LLC.  

Creativity needs to be blended with praticality.

I parked behind the apartments on the other side of the road from the cemetery, just a few blocks north of the Casey's on Highway 12.Nice little town, especially if your flying saucer experiences technical difficulties, to blend into.

You have the ability to auto-request applications (keeps everything easy and in one place - so listing, tenant screening applications, leases and other tools like rent collection and maintenance tracking are all available, just to keep the process seamless).