Funds are transferred between yourself and the LLC via either a "owner's draw" or a "contribution." 

Then, contribute your property into it (non taxable event, but creates 704(c) allocation issue). 

These fees will be taxed extra if not contributed to Solo 401k, so you need to commit to doing so. 

@Andres AlavaYou can’t do it the way you described it, but what you can do is establish truly self-directed Solo 401K plan for your corporation, which would allow you to contribute up to $58K of pre-tax dollars, then you can invest in real estate inside of the plan.

The School district (ISD) tax typically contributes to 50% or more of the overall property tax rate.

The largest positive contributions to the GDP growth rate in Q4 were personal consumption, residential investment, and business fixed investment.

I was raising 500k on a deal, had one high net worth co-GP on the note to satisfy the lender and had investors contribute up to 99k for the remaining funds to stay under 20% equity and keep them off the loan. 

For example, if only one of you will be making management decisions, you may justifiably receive a greater share of the profits, even if the capital contributions are equal. 

I'm excited to learn from all of you, and I hope I can contribute some knowledge as well!

One typically wants to reduce the purchase price so you can contribute more.