Partnering with someone like you is therefore appealing to me.A couple benefits to you would be; You get to watch the process and learn by doing following the lead of someone with experience, workload is divided, each partner remain within their area of expertise.A major concern of any partnership however is who does what, and what happens if ...

Property info:-Neighbourhood is safe, family oriented, homes build in 80’s but many on the street have new siding and fantastic curb appeal (the one I am looking at has older siding but still nice curb appeal), bright and very wide street unlike most in the areas I can afford in-Three bedrooms 1 bathroom upstairs (bi-level), newer kitchen, good condition overall, 1 bedroom suite in the basement with separate entrance, storage, large bright windows and high ceilings, good condition – ready to go minus framing in and adding one door (easy fix).

Since there are so many heirs to the property, I didn’t think this would be something that would appeal to you but it would allow me to offer more for the property.

It is really appealing to most everyone.

There will be some rose bushes, hedges for curb appeal.  

Lots of potential for curb appeal!

However, now that i am expanding my rehab business i want a separate LLC for those projects but i don't want multiple credit cards (multiple checking accounts might ultimately be required) hence why the idea of a master/operating LLC sounds appealing.  

We're open to anything profitable (and ethical) but thus far haven't found anything that beats the appeal of buy-and-hold.

And at least in my area, if I were willing, I could offer $500 to someone to move out and some people would indeed find that appealing. 

Originally posted by @Ian Handel:I know some people with deep pockets, I can ask them for a loan....chances are slim, but I'll ask.I think a partnership is more likely to appeal to them rather than giving you a risky loan.