., it's a separate entity with its own books and records and you document business reasons for the decisions and whatnot, they are just as effective as you deciding to be taxed as a partnership. 

You can have the lease recorded in the public records.My wife's involvement did not go to that extent with her mom.

The Land Trust in on the public record, not our LLCs or us. 

If you build a track record of wholesaling and hustling I think you could present yourself as a good candidate to the right group.

You will be spending money at the same places, same trips...why not take advantage of the consolidation you already have and just have the one bank account, billing address and set of records and tax filings?

I'd be looking at their track record.

Since obtaining my license to trade in R/E I have had a successful career as a top agent in my locàl, as well as a successful track record in rental and flip properties.

The reason I was able to be approved is because my lender showed a track record of success from my previous position and employer.

And each “investor” will loan the money with a set return, and could record a lien on the specific property.Good luck and I look forward to seeing how you structure your business!

Raising capital with no track record is not easy.