And the receipts for the items noted above that you did repair?

You need property valued greater than $480000; a live person with ID and proof they own 51% of the fund to sign; property has to cash flow DSCR; credit history... to name a few items

Someone who is willing to answer my questions, not just once, but as I take actions on different items, which I have been lately.

., my ability to get off the ground faster than others is hampered by the fact that I can't eliminate the expenses tied to the aforementioned items.

Here is some rationale:The LLC provides no protection for the items in the LLC.  

The different line items seem to be; contents, loss of use, personal liability and medical payments to others. 

If you like depreciating items keep the car and pay it off following what ever term you signed on. $30K should not be >1/3 of your income otherwise you bought too much car to begin with and my advice would be sell it.

Come up with an itemized list and prices for those things. 

All of our weekly meetings we keep minutes/actionable items in evernote so that we can reference back. 

You separated those items like they were two different things.