We can adjust our capital contribution later, of course if necessary, but my question is, how big of a mountain will this be? 

Find a deal that has enough information (Loopnet, an Offering Memorandum from a commercial broker,...) and adjust the sales price numbers.

@Upen Patel :  So, if I am reading into this correctly, there is no real benefit to being a co-borrower as opposed to a guarantor on the LLC loan. 

If there is a pressing situation that requires you to sell to get the cash in your lifetime then it is doubtful that you will squawk at having to pay tax at that time.But if your tax is in the $120K range and you get to invest that for a net return including of depreciation benefit for say 8% then after 10 years you will have more than doubled that tax in return and compounded interest. 

Or do the potential consequences outweigh the benefits.

(Of course, there are other benefits to real estate besides just the CoC Return from your cash flows, such as tax benefits and appreciation, but I look at those as the cherry on top.)

It’s how professionals effectively reach their target audiences, and in no industry does that appear to be more important than real estate.Being one of the biggest client-facing industries in the world, real estate is one that benefits the most from various social media platforms.

It automates all of the initial communication back and forth with web leads, but allows you to tweak and adjust everything about your campaign. 

If you had to line-up between property types for the greatest benefit for rent income flow and appreciation value how would you line-up from the best to the least-    SFH/ Multi-family/apartments/Condos/Mobile homes/Vacation homes/ Air BnB-  Thanks

As noted earlier the depreciation recapture isn't typically eligible for instalment sale reporting benefits.