They are basically smaller commercial loans.These loans will not have as favorable terms or rates as your standard conventional loan, but will allow you borrow in the LLC name as opposed to your personal name. 

There is also ICOR, which is general in it's membership and has a specific format for their events.

We plan on implementing professional management, charge market fees, do some aesthetic updates to the property, and do a rebrand/relaunch as a premiere multifamily asset in a true "main on main" location.The underwriting is very strong, even with assuming high vacancy in the first year while we bring down units online and in the event not all 12 owners want to stay on as renters.

Hopefully I get to meet you at an event soon, although I’ve been attending fewer since my daughter was born.

However, if the cash flow is good enough, I am not opposed to buy and hold.  

We have sporting and cultural events that attract people year-round, while our high season (January through March/April) attracts our highest rental rates.

Admittedly, I haven't done much research on the real data of such events but I have seen the destruction these things are capable of and the potential damage to the property in a still rare but possible nightmare scenario for a landlord.

Its called Network- Net Worth   its in the events section.   

For some reason it isn't showing up in the events.

@Stephanie Boggs  If the loan is secured by real property (as opposed to an unsecured loan), then neither of you will issue a 1099 form.