I'm current a junior in college and majoring in business marketing.

I was hit by an 18 wheeler 2 years ago - my fault- and tried to start a business last summer that didn't succeed, which it shouldn't have, being that I hated every minute of mobile detailing, and I recently got to where I am at least head above water, but I am paycheck to paycheck.

Yes, Fund and Grow requested a review, if I was pleased with their performance - just like every other business in this country does. 

Similarly, the initial losses in a new business should be viewed as the "tuition" necessary to gain invaluable experience and skills in a new field.

This was the process for me:   Secure sufficient business lines of credit through Fund & Grow. 

If 2 business owners create a contract, are their signatures enough to make it a binding agreement or would getting the contract notarized be a wiser decision?

I am a busy doctor with some cash I have been saving for truly passive investment opportunities as I am limited with time right now.

As you said it will free up some of your time and will help accelerate your business.

One helpful tip is setup draws in which you follow a detailed estimate of which work will be performed and once that work is done you send out a payment.

These loans typically require a 20% to 30% down payment depending on the scenario and DO NOT allow for owner occupancy since it’s a business purpose loan, so you’d have to rent out both units.