Then throw in that you as a person gave an entity a property for free (QCD it to your LLC), do you think a good attorney would basically say this is commingling as the LLC does not pay the mortgage, the mortgage is in your name....  

LLCs are passthrough entities by default, so your LLC owned by you in your name will have income and expenses flow to you.

But use BRRRR and legal entities in such a way that you don't want to wait for the seasoning period, and you can BRRRR every month.

I think a lot of content creators and gurus tout the importance of entity structure so that's probably why I'm so paranoid about it. 

Since the LLC is a disregard entity, do I need to report anything for this check/draw? 

Please do not create entities without talking to your tax advisor.

Search the lender for deeds of trusts and you'll see if they do business.BTW, any entity that offers or requires a participation in profits that is a lender is looking for trouble, this type of deal should not be made from the position as a lender but as an investor through a non-lending entity or individually.

With your resources, once you find the right property, you’ll be in a strong position to flip and build capital for future investments.When you flip, please talk to your tax advisor about whether you are ready for an S-Corp and/or whether you should operate under the same entity as a construction company.

Yes, on the original contract it states "My Company, or designated entity" and yes, I told my realtor it was being assigned, and also forwarded the assignment contract to title, all prior to the deal falling apart.Would that change things at all?

You can easily accomplish this with disregarded entity LLCs either before your sale or after your purchase.