Hey everyone, I'm not sure if this is the right forum to do this in, but I've been turned down by most of the lenders I've reach out to. I have a duplex that is generating $930/month in rent. The owner wants to retire...

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Seems like a hedge fund type of arrangement. 

Commingling funds can obviously land you in hot water. 

@Shital Thakkar no one knows exactly obviously but smart money i.e. big hedge funds and REITS are buying and building multi family complexes in Denver as we speak.

My question here is, is it possible to raise private money and syndicate that money into a legal entity that would then join as a member of a separate LLC for the purpose of contributing capital to fund new construction?

As far as funding goes I have around 50k liquid right now and a pretty good credit score and my parents are always willing to cosign with me if necessary.

I then decided to re-invest my funds into promising projects to also spread my business network all over the globe and singularly this time.

I do understand how that's rather desirable, giving you better cashflow, an exit strategy, etc.

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