If you are the only member of the LLC, they can't "vote you out," since you control 100% of the LLC. But you owe various legal duties, including a fiduciary duty, to your investors, and if they provided money or other assets, you can't simply fold the business and dispose of (or keep) their investments and other assets without regard to them. If you try to do so, they could bring a lawsuit against you--and individual investors who feel you are disregarding their interests could bring such a suit (i.e. of two feel they are being treated unfairly, those two could bring legal action even if the other 8 are happy). If possible, resolve a situation like this by negotiation, not litigation, since this type of lawsut can be expensive for everyone.