I can incorporate about 20K into the loan for the garage but would love to get out less then 10K but not sure what options there are here.  

The use of peer-to-peer lending platforms  offer borrowers: • Lower interest rates than traditional financing (5% – 36%) • Flexible repayment terms (3 months – 5 years) • Funding in as little as 2 daysHere's an example of how peer-to-peer lending can help you: Let's say that you want to finance a $10,000 sofa and arm chair package for your new home.

My goal is to start a real-estate investing company that will eventually be incorporated.

The timing is difficult for me to incorporate.

I am planning out my FI to incorporate a large amount of buy and hold rental properties and eventually incorporate notes and syndications when I eventually become accredited.A large component of my strategy is to not replace my W2 with another "job" in the real estate world.

I’d focus less on the degree and more on the classes and what you do with your free time.I studied economics and history, and minored in corporate strategy and corporate finance, which I guess is as close as you can get at many colleges.If I could go back, I would have considered getting my agents license while I’m studying anyways (not for college credit of course).

I thought maybe we can incorporate the loses from my regular income if that would be to my benefit.

@Mark Butler If you’ve incorporated or have an LLC you might speak to your banker about a commercial line of credit.

“Business equity line of credit: Use Real Estate as Equity” up to $500k, interest only. gather your business and personal tax returns, financial statements, articles of incorporation and other legal documents.”Vectra Bank - ColoVeritex, Texas HELOCWAFD Bank.

We specialize in corporate housing, and the average stay is 4-5 months.