Disclosure: I'm not licensed to give tax or financial advice....but bottom line, if Prop A LLC is not "buying" Prop B, then yes, you are withdrawing funds from one LLC to fund another, sep LLC. 

We have multiple disclosures to the seller and also the tenant/buyer who is fully aware that the lender may call the loan due (due on sale clause).

@Ron Brady Did you sign any type of homebuyer or home-seller condition disclosure?

I have signed some disclosure docs with the current lender, but to the best of my knowledge, I haven't signed anything binding. 

IOU is not seller financing and if you are licensed and advising this you need a chat with your broker.Dodd Frank, Truth in Lending Laws, Disclosures, SAFE Act, Fraud are a few topics to research...

Although full disclosure, so much red in that "savings account" nowadays, lol, so so much red.......

E.g. for SS, you can further drill down to CubeSmart, ExtraSpace or Public's investors pages and look at the industry & performance stats. 3) Public disclosure docs of CMBS offerings (Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities) The cashflow to bondholders are derived from those of the collateral (the assets) in the pool.

The loan documents would also include personal guarantees, 1003's, and all the necessary disclosures that no one here ever seems to mention.

Are you sure you didn’t sign some sort of legal disclosure that absolves your home inspector of this sort of liability?

Do I need to disclose I am an agent if I am wholesaling properties to buy and sell to investors?