@Zachary I would be interested to k now why you would not recommend all in. 

With other owners, they will have a separate account, could be XYZ LLC,  Alpha under their own EIN, all owners/members may be required to be on the account, but then you limit the signature authority to those seected, could be just one other owner.Taxes are consolidated for sole owners, other members then use the K-1 (I believe it is) breaking out their income.

paging @Jim K. and @Paul Sandhu, they oughta know what's going on. 

My self directed account is a Solo 401(k) which owns an LLC.

Quote from @Jim K.: If you watch the scene in The Exorcist where Father Damien Karras is with his mother, the radio is playing an advertisement in Greek for Astoria Park.With an endorsement like that, who wouldn't want to live there?

The taxable income from the LLC passes through to your personal tax return via a IRS Schedule K-1 and you include the income / loss on your personal return. 

Maxing out your 401(k) and contributing to a Traditional IRA(if under thresholds) or HSA can also lower your taxable income.

Would you be using an FHA 203(k)?

let me just tell you like this i paid 2 k.. the first 2 mo i recover my money with their Referral program and last and most important i got 2 deals as flip and 3 wholesales in 2 year all inside of the community ) all of you just ...

Some, but not most.I guess you could ask to see the display screen of their CRM and show you their contact count.