@Rich HupperYou nailed it.

I'm more interested in getting the process nailed down rather than making big profits at this time so my risk tolerance is low (low risk = low reward).

@Daniel DietzYou hit the nail on the head.

@Robert Smith hit the nail on the head.  

You hit the nail on the head for me!

if water is a concern, you want to put in some porcelain. they sell wood-grain tile that is made to look like wood, but you will never warp the boards like laminate. as far as glue, all the products are called 'floating' floors now, they click into each other, installed over a water-proof sheet. any water will ruin a piece or 2, and the idea being you can rip the piece up and put a new one back in. it's actually easier to just install it without glue. they click in, no nails or screws. 

It's hard to work with, snaps if carried by one person, spider cracks is nailed incorrectly, requires special tools and a dust mask, needs paint and a lot of caulk.

And his explanation hits the nail on the head - Key and non-key principal's position(s), is not contingent upon equity injection, but upon the structure of the entity.  

@James Fitzsimmons You nailed it.

You hit the nail on the head with your response.