I'm thinking that there wouldn't be any harm besides maybe following up too much with them if I did both at the same time.

This question does not have an answer and if you can't differentiate between them when analyzing individually you probably aren't ready to give them money

And you have no credit score.Once your business has established income, credit, and assets, the banks will start to lend to the company with less focus on the individuals who own the company.

You should definitely reach out to a qualified individual.1.

Having physical offices is definitely an advantage, but honestly it is probably personal preference and what works best for you as an individual.

Between Dec to March- the condo management found out there are Kitec Plumbing in every unit and every unit needs to replace it individually. 

For example: Say you, as an individual, can only spend $100/mo on marketing in a given zip code, you might get one lead per month, which leads to one new listing or sale per year (assuming an 8% conversion rate).Now, say you team up with two other people, and start spending $500/mo*, which leads to 8 leads per month.  

From an equity standpoint, as an equity only investor in a syndication your liability should be limited to whatever money you invest regardless of whether the money comes from you individually or through a LLC.

Depending on your individual tax bracket/rate this should save you money after all numbers are crunched, factoring in the amount of interest you pay as this is, obviously, a true cost.This of course also means that you, during the phase of paying off these mortgages quickly, will have less cash in your account.

There are a lot of individuals from Northern VA, DC, and Baltimore on here.Best of luck and let me know if there is anyway that I can add value to your investing goals.R/Dan