Originally posted by @Ned Carey:
@Chris Sukala agree 100%, assuming of course there is an actual benefit to it. Your situation may thread the needle of what is beneficial but most will not.
Back to your original question. Simply have an attorney write up the loan documents between your company and you. This is not do it yourself stuff, at least not the first time. Look for an attorney that handles loan docs for hard money lenders in your area. you can use a separate attorney or use the one that handles settlement of the property for you. It shouldn't make much difference.
@Ned CareyI use it to pull my acquisition/rehab cash out as soon as possible so I can get to the next deal and not have my funds tied up. My loan amount ( which = my purchase + rehab) from my LLC is 75% or lower of the ARV (that is what the bank will refi). For it it to work you have to be good at calculating your ARV and rehab costs up front (need to be good at that anyway in this business).
@Chris Sukala Ned is dead on. This is better left to the attorney/title company but a quick google search of Illinois Mortgage Note returned the link below. I am in GA and mine look very similar. Again, I cannot stress enough, let the legal folks handle it. It must be properly recorded legally. Also, you should probably just ask the guy at your meetup what attorney he uses and contact them. If your shy, or otherwise don't want to ask but know his name , LLC name, or the property address, you can go to the courthouse and look it up yourself. All of it is public record.
http://www.freddiemac.com/uniform/pdf/3014.pdf