If not browse through this thread and you'll see it.

Look at how long the person has been on BiggerPockets and consider their profile.

Take BP for instance - your profile is brand new and it's not filled out so you may get some ok answers here, but not the best because people don't really know who they are talking to other than it sounds like you are trying to do your first syndication.

We own one SFH rental and have been building spec new construction since early 2020 (see profile for list of of investments).

For your situation it's hard to say, but look at both options and see which one fits your investing strategy and risk profile more!

I believe a host profile with a face and a name also helped us avoid negative reviews, as guests are less likely to criticize an individual than a company.

Brody:Hello from a fellow Michigander.Prior posts and your profile indicate you are new to RE investing. 

Tenant Stability: If tenants are renewing, lenders may offer better terms, so clarify lease renewal terms.Credit Profile & Cash Flow Goals: These will help in finding lenders who specialize in retail with flexible refinancing options.

Generally most of us aren't going to go through the guilty party's profile and take down everything that qualifies because it takes a lot of time and effort, and most threads have an extremely short shelf life - no one is going to remember it or see it a couple of days from now.

One thing you can do to get started here is to add a photo and fill out your profile so people can get to know a little about you and connect when you post.