FYI: I do not and can not solicit investments from strangers (SEC rules). 

As you seem to know, borrowing money like this should be done face-to-face with someone you can verify, and based on a relationship -- not online with strangers.

@Sam WilsonTwo of the hotest resturants in town are Butcher & Bee and Redheaded Stranger.

Wait wait wait.It depends on the business.If you own 20 proprieties and you are just managing your companies all inclusive... you don't deal with tenants or clients and it is all internal, sure use your home address.BUT, if there is any marketing involved, and interacting with strangers,.... of course don't use your home address.People are messed up, I mean look at me.

Rather than ask strangers on a forum for advice you should be getting connected with a financial advisor that is recommended by someone you trust, hopefully a trusted individual much much older than yourself.Find a professional advisor that is not employed by a bank.

I‘m not a fan of sharing my house/apartment with strangers, specially since we will have a lot of family staying at our place.

Room mate situations are transient by nature and can be extremely volatile due to personalities of strangers. 

Also I have young children that play in the yard so I don’t want strangers using their space. 

One thing I have had to learn that strangers know the Internet allows them a vehicle to make emotional sales and there is no law to worry about and many crooks do that. 

Also, I've seen many tenants fear paper applications with their personal information (ss#, address, etc) being in the hands of a stranger where it could be lost of stolen.