Like many reiterated, I would deny this request since you do not want to establish a practice of reimbursing for inconvenience for every needed repair.

As your credit builds and your financial situations are established, my suggestion is what Brandon Turner and many investors in bigger pockets mention become an expert in your market.

Otherwise, they could establish a percentage of ownership for you in the original LLC that represents the value of 1/3 of the 6th property.  

You clearly have established some deal flow and (I assume) generated profit from multiple flips. 

They certainly can not say that you committed fraud and everyone that signed the ALA can do so honestly and truthfully knowing that you have documented proof that you fully disclosed everything in writing.Instead of flipping the property you are basically just flipping your "Equitable Interests" which was established when you originally went under contract with the seller / OOR.

These are the loans where a bank lends you (for example) $10,000, but you must establish a CD or savings account with that bank in the amount of $10,000 as collateral and you can't touch the account until the loan is paid back.

While this provision does seem fairly clear on the surface, there is another provision in the statutes of North Carolina that deal with usury limits.Under this second provision in the North Carolina statutes, there is a provision that establishes a usury limit at a variable level.

Establish reasonable charges for missing items, damages, unpaid fees (such as a lease break fee, notice posting fee, late fee, etc.), unpaid utilities, unpaid rent.

Can someone explain it a bit more, since what the OP is trying to do is establish an accurate ARV?

It seems to have an established clientele because of the location of the biz as well.