When you comingle funds, you are allowing potential plaintiff's to "Pierce the corporate veil" and there is no longer limited liability.   

Otherwise the "veil" may be pierced.  

@Leigh HallJackie Pierce 7576924685

It is easily pierced, and in order to even have a shot of it protecting, you need to make sure you have all the reporting done on time all year long like meetings, minutes, etc....need an attorney to manage that or at least get you started on the right road. 

I know from previously the answer 0 and near to 0.... yet you speak as if your "the" expert of experts and act in ridiculous childish temper tantrum fashion when someone pierces the bs with reality and facts. 

It comes with a personal guarantee to pierce our LLCThe second option they put forward is a 30 year fixed personal loan.

Yes, speak with your attorney, but LLCs generally are designed to protect its owners from personal liability, but people (i.e. tenants, etc.) can try to claim your LLC is just your alter ego if you are a single-member LLC (piercing the corporate veil) so they can pursue you personally. 

Most of the time they are young 20s and fresh out of college and never owned a pierce of real estate.

I live in King county looking to buy in South King CO, Pierce or up north.Thanks!

@Elehue Pierce, I buy 100 to 400 unit deals and the closing costs range between 3 to 5% of the purchase price.