Generally, yes. Your cash contributions to the LLC would be reported as partner capital.
For property, your capital contribution is the adjusted basis. You don’t say whether you purchased a property and contributed it immediately into your LLC or whether this is an existing property owned by one or more of the members — and whether there was a mortgage or appreciation or decrease in value from the date of purchase.
See 26 CFR § 1.722-1 - Basis of contributing partner's interest for examples.
If the property gained or lost value prior to contribution, an adjustment may also be necessary.
See Allocations to account for built-in gain or loss for additional examples.
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