There are owner contributions and withdrawals from time to time depending on needs.But back to banking, if you plan on holding each asset in a unique LLC, then each asset gets its own bank account. 

But I came across a problem, when I build relationships over the phone, they don't tend to as meaningful on both sides as it would be if it were face-to-face.So my question is... how do we up our networking game during coronavirus? 

This post is truly motivating and I am grateful for your contributions.

I know there are a few other ways, but wanted to get this thread started for anybody else ready to contribute!

I reached out to people I saw consistently contributing here to pick their brains and learn from their experiences.

You have to be sure it’s truly structured as debt so it isn’t re-characterized as a non-qualifying equity contribution, but assuming you use a reasonable interest rate and have an amortization schedule for it, you could loan money to the LLC as you describe. 

I may also do a "fund" for something, such as a down payment for a house or something if people would rather contribute ti that. 

Never had a suit, or even the intimation of a meaningful suit in well over 20 years of active operations, nor do I know of any other landlord like myself that has.

It would be like making 'excessive contributions'.

Thanks again to all who contributed,BRRRRzerkeley Greg