Are the monies from the traditional versus Roth and any revenue generated from those monies treated any differently?

I sometime wonder if I were a man, would I be treated differently.BPer's if you have a trustworthy, honest, reliable contractor(s) that would be willing to take on small ( example, primary residence kitchen renovation) and large projects ( i.e., complete single family rehab) I would like to hear from you. 

Credit blemishes are not treated easily by corporate landlords....

He can treat himself as an employee of the new management company and yes he can use it to supply his health insurance etc.  

., it may not look great outside but the inside is a treat). 

In multifamily, treating one tenant different than another can open you to liability. 

As for your specific question about setting up your LLC to pay yourself, it most likely will not make a difference if you do not elect your LLC to be treated as a S-Corp.

@christine @Christine Mwai if the cat peed on the carpet, year out carpet and treat concrete before laying down anymore flooring.

What you will want to do is treat it as paid in capital.

I've purchased 2 houses that were treated before I purchased them.