Will the mentor co-sign the loans?

It is too complex for them.So, the IRA that owns the LLC is not also a brokerage IRA. got it, thankyou, hopefully His trust/bank offers some better cash management options as we all know they are getting at least 5.33% from parking his money at FEDs reverse repo facility, or if they have any brains buying 4-8-13 week Tbills for 5.5%, then again they probably are and won't offer him any options so they can keep all that profit, which means there's a business opportunity for a trust co/bank that will 

Take Home Pay:  Approx $105K/YearMoving to Colorado in the next 6-9 months Living with a friend for extreme discounted rate Own two homes, one in Colorado cash flows around $250 , one in Florida (property of topic) [Mortgage$3200 HOA $440]

@Denver McClure - Great insight.

I'm working on purchasing my first commercial building here in CO Springs (80909 specifically).

DTI must be under 50% and they prefer under 43% (not in FL)Finance of America, 95% CLTV, second home only, 680 FICO, not TXFirstBank CO and AZ 70% LTVFirst Citizens First CommonwealthFirst Florida Credit Union FLFirst Midwest, IL up to 90% Chicago areaFirst Republic - CA First State Bank of LeCenter Minneapolis, MNFirst Tech Federal.

I have 5 properties (4 SFHs solely owned and one 11 unit, which is co-owned)   I don't plan to buy anymore properties and take on more mortgages for now until I problem solve my current situation.

Anyone use submetering for Water gas and electric in Denver?

Find an investor-friendly title co who is used to doing creative deals. 

But if they are truly confident in your success and the value of their course, I would imagine they would WANT to invest in your deals, introduce you to known LPs within their circle, and even co-sign loans (if and when needed).