Your best bet might be to find a private fund that aggregates money and lends it back out to real estate investors.It is worth adding that this is not a tax-efficient way to get involved with real estate.  

We have been doing our homework, educating ourselves by reading books and watching educational videos online about how to better structure a company/ies for real estate investing.

When I was growing my first real estate portfolio of small MF properties, I kept a list of non-pressing items that needed to be addressed at the properties.

We still need to send the business plan to one of the private lenders who we have been talking to and who has been giving us pointers helping us along the way as we are new Real Estate Investors. 

This is 100% top advice to think about - each state (and sometimes, often municipality/city) will have different processes, rules and yields for this - it is a very location-specific strategy and have to hyper-focus on a local market (more even for the rules/process than the real estate knowledge) to have success

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Wait patiently for the tenant to buy real estate, then record the judgment in the county where the property is located in order to obtain your lien -- the balance of which has been accruing interest nicely in the interim.Anything else is a waste of resources.

I already have a preferred real estate lawyer. 

want to invest in Real Estate

Who owns the LLC that owns the real estate?