If buyer’s brokerage firm: (i) procures a buyer; and (ii) the transaction results in a closing of the Sale of the Property to such buyer, Seller’s Brokerage Firm may enter into a compensation agreement with buyer’s brokerage firm to contribute from the Sale Compensation an amount of ___% of the gross purchase price or $_____, in U.S. dollars to buyer’s brokerage firm.) 

Like Both Account Closed said, you can contribute property into and out of an LLC - as long as it is not taxed as an s-corp without it creating a taxable event.So, in your case you're almost all the way to no problem. 

To offset no income 'reduction' from lack of qualified rerirement plan contributions I held a lot of real estate with low land value. 

Further, the proximity to the mountains, being home to CU, and the booming tech scene all contribute to long-term demand. 

Would this contribute to Piercing the Corporate Veil?

Great cash flow every month that contributes to our passive income portfolio.

This project, known as the Megafab factory, is expected to create over 50,000 job opportunities and contribute nearly $10 billion to New York’s real GDP over its first 31 years.

I’m here to connect, learn, and contribute to this fantastic community.

If I directly hold rental properties under the 401k, and only use this account for operating activities, I need to be able to send out wires for property earnest money and down payments, and also provide the account number to my property manager if I need to make a contribution or if they give me monthly rental distributions.

I'm also trying to max out my 401k contribution so I can have that as  pre-tax money.