In short, adding little bits of money at a time would (in retrospect) have a court consider the entity as an alter ego of yourself (and your partners) and subsequently "pierce the corporate veil". 

In retrospect, we're definitely glad that we kept our townhouse as a rental instead of selling it.

.   :-)In retrospect, I actually don't know.  

All retrospectively.

In retrospect, of course, you shouldn't have closed with them still present - spoken promises tend to be worth their weight in air.

@Steve Vaughan in retrospect we should have done that.

Retrospectively, if you had no leverage (or very low leverage) and only 30 year fixed financing if any...you were good.I would advise my clients who have similar incomes to mine to keep the loan and refi to the 15 year fixed at 3.25% but pay down to 400k.

I need to streamline my process so we cover this beforehand but retrospectively; what is the appropriate strategy if a contractor won't provide a W9 timely?

Our contract with the property manager did not indicate who is entitled to the late fee if it is collected.In retrospect, had the late fee been collected, who would have been entitled?

(In retrospect, I'm sorry I waited until I could afford a home I was prepared to live in, rather than going the investment property route first)!