Is that a totally separate amount you need to pay to your lender?

If I am understanding you correctly, at least several k-1s have multiple trades or businesses for QBI reporting.Yes, technically you should report each of these columns of these separately.

@Corey Stubbs Ex-USAF(separated 2010), I've partnered and invested with other W-2 investors and military members since 2018 in multifamily real estate.

.- It is separately metered - there's no lawnHowever, when adding management and bumping vacancy, capex, repairs, and vacancy, it still doesn't cashflow.

You aren't going to want to rent out separate rooms to different tenants if you aren't living there, and those numbers will likely look different. 

I assumed it would be loaned as a whole and not separate.

I can’t imagine it would be easy to coordinate separate sellers right?

Hello everyone, Long story short...1.1 million dollar property, considered single family unit, two separate units, 1 garage 1st individual invested $437,000; average credit2nd individual invested $70,000; excellent creditTogether, they split the mortgage and other expenses (property tax, insurance, etc...) 50/50 How would you properly prepare a T.I.C. for this kind of scenario?

I would definitely be house hacking it at first, especially the first year or two but then I would move on to just investment properties separate from where I’d live.

You also have operate the LLC as a business, i.e. separate from your personal accounts, otherwise you risk "piercing the corporate veil" thus negating the liability protection you "thought" you had all long.