Startups can pull in loads of money without a solid plan for making a profit or sometimes any immediate income.

Hello,Has anyone heard of or invested with a group called IPG Fixed Income Fund or their IPG Fixed Income REI fund?

If it's continuous income, I would look at 2-4 properties in great areas and leverage.

It's a great opportunity for my family to have some additional income down the road.But man, it is tough telling a young family with 3 kids that aren't going to be allowed to rent the house due to prior collections owed to landlords and vehicle companies. 

Ideally you (the lender) would be a passive partner in the company, take a percentage of the net profit from each deal, and not be involved in the day to day operations.

They take care of bookings, cleanings, guest interactions, everything... so it can be more of a passive investment if that's what you're looking for. 

Have a temporary income plan for the property hopefully going in within the next month so I can better work on building.

There are investors who offer them but they usually oly offer 60-65% LTV/CLTV plus it required No income - just rents.

While the offering may be exempt from registration under one or more of the exemptions available (typically general exemption for private offerings), the act of selling a partnership interest to a passive investor itself will result in a much greater likelihood of future litigation than obtaining a loan would.  

I'm a recent college graduate who is trying to build up my income in order to invest in my first property.