I'm with J Scott, as long as everything is disclosed there should be no such issue.Many people refinance out of their personal names every day.

Which BTW, is happening EVERY DAY!

A lot of investors are talked out of deals everyday.

You could spend a few hours, every day, learning about tweaks each lender was making to each loan offering they had.

You do not need member approval to enter into contracts that are within the routine course of business for your LLC.If your LLC is member-managed, then the member will be signing all of your contracts in his capacity as member-manager, so a written consent is not necessary.Your LLC should have an operating agreement, and you should operate your LLC according to the terms of the operating agreement.

For example being a landlord does not necessarily involved work every day such as what you do at a 9-5 job.One of the reasons capital losses are limited to the amount you can deduct is because those are a specific type of passive loss.Passive losses from business activities such as real estate investments or investments in partnerships or corporations can be limited based upon the the amount invested, your income level and your participation.

I have a real estate account that is different than my everyday account.

Of course if Redfin agents routinely get their offers passed over by traditional listing agents... all the technology in the world won't make them a viable business model.

For those of you who have VAs for outbound calling, prescreening sellers and setting appointments; Id like to know whats their daily routine.

Not snake oil my dear diluted friend.Everyone's criteria for a good deal is different.I can sell a deal to a landlord that doesn't Have time to scour the MLS everyday for properties for 80 cents on the dollar and for him it's a good deal.