IMO - its just a credibility logo you get to add to your marketing material for regular home transactions.....

We have an LLC but our first multi unit property was bought under our names (regular bank) because they wouldn't give us a loan under the LLC.

I will stick with my regular screening process.

I received a lot of identical answers as the posters here, but found one really important insight: almost everyone I spoke with was not speaking from real experience.  

Let me know as with my deep expertise in Software development & Big Data I am looking to pick one problem to solve as a fun project as long as it has the potential to help at-least 1000 Real Estate Investors on a regular basis.

I have a three family building, all units are identical and stacked on top of each other.  

It does not matter if you pay a point or two more or your interest rate is a little higher, you will have the confidence that you are not getting your identity stolen.

The plan is subject to UDFI on other leveraged investments not secured by real property such as margin trading in stocks.A Solo 401k is subject to Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT) when engaging in a trade or business activity on a regular or repeated basis - as opposed to receiving passive income.  

Construction, hopefully not more than a month or two (simultaneous to the lending, not in addition), but depends on the property and what they are doing to it.4, Have you ever worked with turnkey providers who also throw in additional incentive by helping you acquire a rehab and they would manage the rehab and subsequently rental.There are a lot of these companies, and while I haven't done any of them myself, there is only one I would recommend- it's a company I deal with their regular turnkeys on a regular basis, but they also offer this method.

Things are just easier when I can invest with some type of capital.While I'm doing so, it seems I've gotten a bit ahead of myself with the advertising (haha) and now calls from my website are starting to come in increasingly regularly.