I am looking to inject (contribute) some money into one of my LLC to finance some new acquisition this year.I am refinancing my home (that is under my own name) and will use the cash out as contribution into the LLC.It is my understanding that while you can't deduct new mortgage or refi anymore on your personal home, you can still deduct all its costs when it is used for investment (by deducting from the investment income/gain).What would be the proper way to document this transaction in addition to the schedule recording the contribution in the LLC book?

If you don't do this properly, and you have an uncooperative tenant, you could dig yourself a hole quickly,It's been my experience that cash for keys is very effective.

My goal for Q1 2019 is to create the proper organizational structures to put these assets such that we are not exposing each other to unnecessary risk from a liability and tax standpoint.

I am from San Diego and went the "other" way and spent a $*%&^load of money to not learn much other than be in credit card debt and that there are SO many other ways to learn. 

What would you consider a fair price to setup an LLC properly? 

If you're trying to rebuild, start researching secured credit cards.

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It looks like you’re taking all expenses in properly, if the rent in here is the max you could charge then I’d say walk away.

Using good debt properly and effectively is mission-critical!

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.I hope this basic guide helps.