Does our money get spread across multiple notes in a fund?  

Take that and use a 3-5x multiple and then you have a better idea of its worth. 

the Scenario:We have an LLC, 2 long term rentals, 1 short term rental, 1 future short term rental about to undergone renovation. I have a general contractors and interior design license. I’m required to have liability...

We have visited the market multiple times in the last six months but remain uncommitted to expanding. 

Despite multiple requests (and promises to do so in text messages) across the span of months, my partner never uploaded the relevant information on this client, including the invoices.

I have the opportunity to list sell multiple acres of virgin waterfront property in Trinidad and Tobago.So I'm looking for potential investors as well.Which islands do your company typically operate?

I figure the upside to the rental scenario is, of course, investing in multiple properties, while a downside would be having to most likely get a conventional loan on the second house with 20+% down and proof of sufficient enough financial reserves to handle two mortgages. 

It’s definitely possible to refinance multiple properties under a single loan, often called a portfolio loan, but it depends on the lender.

A disadvantage to this type of investment is that it's likely your MOIC (Multiple of Invested Capital) will be lower than that of a common equity investment. 

Looking to hear what you would do - I've heard of people targeting 1031 Investors to sell large portfolios or multiple buildings but have no idea where I would begin outside of asking a community like Bigger Pockets.