@Henry Le let's start over.There are no tax implications of any kind with you contributing capital to an LLC regardless of how many members there may be or what tax election your LLC has elected.There is no tax issue with passing funds to or from any parent company to subsidiary or affiliate companies.Using the words "owner's drawing" is not something to use on your books or on any draft (check) when you are pulling out your money from contributions as "drawing accounts" is you pay, taking out taxable income.

I have to add my voice to the others who are considering using a web-based off-site many light years away company.  

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I'm not affiliated with them.

(North Jersey or Central Jersey)This web site is fantastic!!

Digital watchdog have some that record to a SD card in the camera so you don't need a DVR.I think they act as their own web server if you can use the tenants wifi.

I love it.And I am not affiliated with them in any way...just a happy user.

In fact, when I first set up some of the payments on my credit union's web site, the default date was the 10th.

The bigger companies will have web sites that list the rules.

Check the property appraisers web site to see who they have listed as the owner of record and consult a good real estate attorney.Good luck.