I am thinking in the Lean Startup mentality in that aspect. 

Then the start up company I went to work for liquidated and sold off their contracts ...

(Idk if this is the correct place for this question(do we do a llc or partnership to start the business and get our ein)) and is there start up business loans that we could qualify for with our credit and projected income to buy equipment and other business supplies ?

So I had to get creative and a lender connected me with a company that provides startup loans...essentially it's a line of credit that you can take a cash advance out of with no fees, and use as your capital for whatever you need (down payment, closing costs, rehab, etc.)

Bought one acre of commercial land beside a high school which has about 3000 students and 500 staffs at San Antonio Texas. I am planning to build a 10~12K sqft strip with 6 units, which type of business will be well f...

I had interviews with several of these internet real estate gurus regarding their mentorship programs, but as soon as they mention me paying some ridiculous start up fee or splitting a 50/50 profit for the work I solely will do; then I am in the wind.

And I’ll be working on posting on the real estate startup topic every day to share the breakdown of my plan.

So I'm understanding you can't apply for an EIDL to start up but in order to stay in business.

My pitch to both of them is to borrow the money in full, and I will pay all of the interest up front, with a balloon payment at the end of whatever term we decide for each deal.My long term strategy is to hold rentals, but I understand that some properties may not be feasible and I may look to flip opportunities to increase my startup capital.With above property, if I were able to acquire and do said repairs, and refi, I could possibly be into the property for $80-85k.

I'm running a startup company and doing the REI as a part time.