Simply from what you have stated I would think of taking this in a couple directions, both would involve forming an LLC.

While he was not a bad person, he simply did not uphold his side of the bargain.

With Debt deals, it is simply like earning interest in any type of bank account, and there are no tax benefits like depreciation available.I have invested in a number of crowdfunding and other syndication deals, but not Fundrise.

Many of these people come from areas where dinner is whatever is caged in the backyard ,where household garbage is simply tossed out the window and using cleaning products is nonexistent .it will be a learning experience to say the least

The Seller is attempting to modify the real estate tax proration from 110% to 105%.

This is simply my high-level opinion as someone that works in the multifamily mortgage banking/lending space that does a lot of business with the GSEs and large National Banks in North Carolina.

(well kind of.. you see my point).Let's translate this to this scenario.Someone that doesn't make any money on wholesaling, that never tried, or that simply is tot good enough to succeed at it can NOT tell you that wholesaling simply factually does not work.

They aren't trying to keep you from lending.So where to go from here.You can attempt to borrow money from someone / bring on an equity partner but you will have to redo most of your loan docs to bring that person in.You can negotiate with the company and find the reasoning behind the dollar amount (again, I am guessing it is because of the stuff I have already addressed above).You can try to look for a new company.

The best way to get answers for this is simply through interacting with them.

You simply need to get an umbrella policy for liability purposes (same protetion as LLC) depending on you running the risk of getting sued and if you have a lot of personal assets.