I like to state my resolutions as if I am looking back on a year, not looking forward into it.

While I don't have a resolution to my situation to give you advice on, here are a few things to think about...If you got an offer for $330K last year and you said no, at what value would you say yes?  

Write a Resolution, sign/seal it, an put it in your corporate books/binder.

The only true way of finding out what will result is to talk and negotiate with all Lenders involved.As for what makes a Short Sale a "better" resolution than a foreclosure, read thru this site.

Figure out the amount of take home money from your job that you save and come up with a firm figure that you could potentially save by Summer '17 (could be a great New Year's resolution).

In tax terms, you can get a guaranteed payment, but it's effectively a distribution to you as a member.Note that your LLC may not have a board of directors, or need a resolution/consent (motion isn't quite right) to do the distribution--it all depends on what your operating agreement says, or if not stated there, defaults under the law of the state where the LLC was formed.  

My wife and I have a resolution this year to remove the remainder of our student debt and I'd like a year to save.

.: our attorney, the attorney for the buyer & Title Company etc) always require from us to compete the sale etc.So you will quickly appreciate that it's imperative that you maintain detailed/updated LLC docs. 1.Certificate of Incorporation. 2.Proof of Publication 3.Operating Agreement, including who has authority to sign on behalf of LLC 4.Affidavit that no changes has been made to the operating agreement 5.Resolution authorizing signature of transfer.....

Happy to help you out so you can get resolution on the issue.

This is one of my new year resolutions.