I've researched a few banks that would offer me a business loan to be able to start a company to purchase property. 

I was trying to build an RV park and generate some long term cash flow from a business.

The clients that I get very concerned about are the ones that are telling me how to do my job.Overtime, they become the most expensive in your business because they take an emotional toll as well as more actual time.These people are almost never satisfied and are quick to jump the gun on everything.

I am certain that there are many opportunities to consider on tax and business structure before buying so curious what some experiences have been.

Since I am a busy professional, I currently focus on turnkey or properties with minimal upfront repair costs/time. 

New business practices or not… any amount of money paid for their services is a rip-off.

I currently own a successful business with no plans to exit for at least 5 more years.

Anyone out there in the same situation but found partners to grow their business. 

They said no since I'm a schedule C, since my business is part of my 1040 return.

Depending on the owner's situation and using a variety of negotiating tactics, my business partner and I have been able to get significant discounts while buying properties from those owners directly.