It doesn't matter to you which of them contributes what.

I look forward to sharing insights, learning from your experiences, and contributing positively to our community.Thank you for welcoming me into this forum!

My first years I had a lot of uninvested funds because there wasn't enough in the account to buy anything until I could make more contributions.

I would bet that the cost of the land is contributing to the $4M cost - although that does still seem high.. but I'm not super familiar with Truckee market. 

I hope to contribute as I grow myself and help others.For this discussion, I have a duplex cash flowing $1,500/month with $220k in equity. 

As soon as there is no more money left (or it's low), you must contribute again.

Paseo is a historic street in Kansas City so it's an opportunity to contribute to revitalizing Kansas City.

When I saw my tax advisor/attorney, he said another option would be to have a separate LLC for each property with a holding company for expenses common to all properties and to make distributions and contributions.

I turned around and contributed over $500K to close the purchase of the two replacement rental properties.

The use of actual cost records in this approach contributes to the overall accuracy of cost allocations, although issues may still arise as to the proper classification of specific assets.