It's a slow gain and a more long term goal with what I currently have.So, given the information above...What would you do with $100k?

These type of lenders have their products designed for RE-investors, so you see things like higher leverage and shorter seasoning and your personal income is not factored into the underwriting, which typically is a HUGE deal for RE-investors. 

@Dino CardamoneDespite Canada having one of the first crowdfunding platforms in the world - which was quickly shutdown by regulators - a decade (+/-) ago, the concept has been slow to return.   

Investing in Real Estate starts up slow but builds rapidly.

I'll slow that down and start reallocating those monthly net proceeds.  

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They have a couple different product lines depending on what you're looking for.  

Anyone have experience as a business owner who regulary sells inventory product to the public in how to deal with handing so much of your hard-earned money to Uncle Sam?

You can still get a cash out refi on an investment property under an LLC Depending on the location, credit score and type of property you can get as much as 80% LTV although 70-75% ltv is standard on most cash out refi products for lenders 

I only close once I know I have a project and about 1 out of 5 does not work and they will get 20 to 50k of my work product for free.. but for us its just cost of doing business.