Megan, Not sure if I can help you exactly, but a few items that might help: 1) As you are out having conversations with potential private money lenders, you can start the conversation about "Did you know you can use IRA, or old employer 401k funds to make private money loans, secured by real estate?"

If it doesn't come up, send me a private message.

I’m Gregory, a private money broker at Over the Net Capital.

Thanks, @Derek Brickley - the houses that we used seller finance and private money are in my personal name. - The commercial property is in an LLC, we get K-1s from the LLCs taxes every year showing that the LLC pays for the expense and is cashflow positive; except for the deprecation we take :) I plan on buying a new primary residence in the next 1-2 years and want to know if I need to have the commercial loan adjusted so that its no longer personally guaranteed.

WE have very different styles I like interacting on BP  she has never been on the site and has zero interest.

I will send you a private message. 

@Adolphus Fletcher Like others have mentioned, gaining a non-recourse loan is a challenge unless in some cases where the loan is a commercial style loan of $5MM+ and the borrowing entity has strong income & assets to satisfy the lender's concern tied to the guarantee of the loan.

I’m only saying this because you won’t believe how many times I’ve saved borrowers from bait and switch on this style of loan.

Typically his projects have been privately funded and smaller than this one.

You could invest passively by being a private lender (earning high interest), being a money partner (getting equity and a return for no work), investing in a syndication deal (similar to money partner but on bigger deals where you are one of many investors), buying another investment property and hiring a property management company, or investing in stocks.