COVID19 has contributed to its delay; however, homebuyers experienced a low inventory in this market.

The debt equity split on the financing will be 85% debt (75% bank, 10% secondary lenders) and 15% equity (mix of private investment and land contribution).

It's definitely slowed down here, but can contribute deals to a solid follow up system we have in place at YellowBird.

Etc.There would be some book keeping of how much was invested per person, how much BAQ or housing allowance contributed. 

Hi everyone I started my own business over the last year and have been able to put aside a sizeable amount of money to contribute into either a BRRR or into a live in self managed multi-family.

So you need to sell as yourself, do the 1031 and buy as yourself, and then later contribute that property to the new LLC in exchange for membership interest. 

My question to you is how would I go about contributing the 50% of my portion?

So we contributed the extra capital as a second mortgage.  

We also both contribute to 401k and a roth IRA, & have 2 investment properties that we bought in December 2019 and October 2020, with 2021 being a big scale up year for us. 

Split profit depending on how much money and work each party contributes.