I'm sure there are other ways to handle it, but here is one:Investors form a corporation, which loans the money to you.  

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Depending on how big you plan to grow these ventures I would put each business into a separate LLC so that each asset is protected from attacks from the other.You can do it yourself, however get educated on how to properly run the corporation after the fact.  

What about Corporate rentals?  

I recently got out of the military and now work at Harris Corporation.

I am sole owner of an LLC that owns rental properties.  I am also co-owner in an LLC that could go into bankruptcy very soon.  How might this effect my rental properties under my sole owned LLC?  Could it affect any o...

I’m I sell enterprise software to billion dollar corporations and always looking to improve my sales game so I make use my 1.5-2 hr commute and dedicate it to sales audio books and pod casts but managed to have found myself listening to REI podcasts then introduced to bigger pockets and I was like a little kid that couldn’t get enough.

After college I worked in the corporate world for about 5 years in finance and sales.

That requires a lender and the seller to take a chance on the buyer.I have clients that buy commercial retail for the first time and I have to educate them but they are buying 3,5,10 million properties and up and have substantial net worth from their corporate jobs, businesses, stocks, inheritance, etc.   

I would like to know what the opinions are of how to go about building the legal structure(s) for multi rental units, the possibility of a trust as owner of the per unit corporations and then maybe a multi investor member corporation as beneficiary of the trust.Thoughts??