Since this investment is one of equity the return floats with the proceeds from the property in a pro rata form based on the initial capital injection from each investor.  

Greetings everyone,I have to inject my personal opinion here.  

If the LLC has no money to pay for the defense, you'll be injecting money into the LLC yourself to cover the legal fees, just as if you had no LLC at all.All that even if you ultimately win the suit.  

The "bigger investment" you mentioned sounds like a flip, and flips are mostly just cash injections.

I inject once a week (fertilizer Fridays) on the garden areas.

The foam they inject is also lifting at the same time.

b) Do you sit it out waiting for your next capital injection from the sale? 

Your delivery, explanations, engagement of guests and injection of humor definitely keeps sleep away!

In the outyears, I will not be able to inject additionnal money, so the companies will have to develop by themselves and using some lending scheme necessary.Sorry for being so long, but I would appreciate if you have some suggestions for the future.Have a good day

Any maintenance or improvement costs come out of rent revenues which prevents investors from having to inject additional capital above and beyond their initial investment.The key benefits of investment with our group are:*smaller up front investment requirement due to multiple investors (up to 95) investing in each property.