I ask because I would love to have direct access to a portion of their paychecks before they spend it on some "unique" items that prevent timely payment of my rent checks :)

If I was forced I would say the 60" just cuz it is unique. 

Since it's total property, you would just need to create a small table with something like this:Investor A cells: Contribution, percentage ownership (contribution/total investment), profit amount (percent ownership X profit for time period X).That's if I understood your question correctly.

Toronto is unique Right?

If that's the case, wholesale and flipping is off the table and I'd pass on the two houses.

They could be cash buyers, could be bringing more money to the table (had that happen to my last house which didn't appraise), or it could be there have been some comps you missed that support eh value.

You may have a unique benefit in that both you and your wife are VA-eligible, which *may* possibly mean that you could move out of your VA home, rent it out... then go on and buy another house VA, but this time with your wife's VA eligibility instead of your own, which is already being used for your prior home that's now a rental. 

This will allow each partner to utilize a strategy unique to his/her own situation without impacting the business or other partners.Because m the parent is an LLC, it does not have to distribute profits on a percentage of ownership basis like Corps do (because Corps have shares and dividends are issued per share).ExamplePartner 1 sets up S-Corp and invests is Parent LLC (50% stake).

Talk more about what you bring to the table.  

It is a case of your $100,000.00 representing some other form of value unique to you.