There are several alternatives for funding it just depends on the politics of the association.

@Presh DineshkumarMost of the Plus and Pro membership "perks" are very U.S.A. focussed - even the on-line calculators - and have less practical value to Canadians ... even those unfortunate enough to be stuck in the GTA ;-)Some Plus/Pro features .. such as the search members by zip or postal code now work (sort of) for Canadians (polite nagging can pay off ).If you are a flipper, or offer a real estate related service (architect, trade, etc), then the ability to post advertisements to the Real Estate Marketplace is a benefit.I upgraded to a Pro membership early on to support the site and its growth as I found it to be a credible venue for exchanging knowledge and making contacts with respect to real estate. 

If I ever decide to leave my corporate job I would consider flipping on the side as a way to keep my network fresh and generate cash for investments.Ultimately, investing is using money to get more time (freedom) and flipping is using time to get more money.

I have been involved in corporate finance, litigation and real estate for over 15 years.

With the military and corporate jobs I've gotten around a lot so here's my take on NJ. 

With me working for corporate America 60 hours a week, finding time to grow my real estate business is tough but something I am passionate about and hope to one day be able to do full time.

Depending on your self wealthiness, you might ought to form some type of corporation or a LLC.You might ought to get some advice from an attorney and/or a CPA (or a tax accountant) on this matter.  

If there is anything in there that names a specific purpose of your corp and this loan would be a violation of that purpose, you'll need to amend your corporate guidelines with a full vote of the shareholders and officers.

Or is there something special about their corporate entity?

He retired from corporate America earlier this year.