Countless men, women, and children in Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia have died because airlines would not fly anybody into or out of these countries, and because many neighbors had completely closed off their borders.

I recently finished a 3 year leave of absence with United Airlines, so I'm back flying.

The first people to move in were three airline pilots.

It depends on the size of the land you have, if this make sense or not but you may want to run an add in the airline magazines.

I'm an airline pilot and have some free time to invest in real estate.

I do a lot to earn hotel points and airline miles on the side so that I can travel and live in luxury at times.

On this point, it also helps to find a local agent and inspector who are tech savvy - I've been using FaceTime to tour properties and be "present" at inspections, which has worked out well and saves me money on airline tickets!

I'm an Airline Pilot so I haven't been able to make the Thursday night meetings yet. 

My question is around what is the best way to allocate personal expenses which occur in the LLC's I do not own 100%.For example, when I flew from MSP to SEA to look at several deals I closed on with my business partner in my 50% LLC, I incurred deductible airline expense.  

He is a retired airlines pilot from Canada.