I am now thinking about selling one of the 8 and Im not sure how to allocate the capital gain deferred from the exchange to the one house I am selling.  

Depending on how you plan to allocate your overhead (for instance- if hours are you main cost driver), you may want to integrate with some other apps on the platform.You may want to speak to an accountant that has worked with implementing these types of systems (apps + job/project costing + class tracking) as they could help point you in the right direction. 

I'm reading "Getting Things Done", and hope to implement that level of organization soon, however it's tough to allocate the proper amount of time.Anyway, I've recently started an LLC, have my first buy and hold rented out, and am beginning my first flip. 

And you can allocate those proceeds in anyway you choose. 

However, I’m having trouble finding how to allocate my money to build a financial base while making a move towards buying my first investment property.I’m newly debt free with 10k in savings and able to save 50% of my income.

It is all about how you allocate your tax-sheltered retirement savings. 

@Alfred LittonLLC's are considered pass-through entities so the income/losses earned by the LLC are allocated among the members of the LLC.Ex - LLC earns $50,000 of income where the LLC is owned by 2 members owning 50% in the profit and loss of the LLC.The members would then report $25,000 on each of their individual return.The members report the income regardless of whether the LLC distributes money or not.A couple of things you may want to look into.1) Are you required to file a partnership return?

Your VA loan program allows you to use up an allocated amount.

But he and his accountant can work together in the negotiations to maximize the allocation to land/building and minimize the remainder.

Sometimes people pay rent and allocate their irresponsibility to their credit cards instead.