As for why, I think that notes, if used properly, can provide great returns and capital security not found in many other asset classes available to individual investors. 

I am curious if there any Provo Utah members can provide you with some insight on this individual. 

If one individual took title to the property, but made all three partners co-guarantors in their prorated amounts, could that individual then quit-claim deed the property to our created LLC?

Once those individuals were identified, and responsibilities were assigned, I "pretended" to be out of the office.

If individual units are being sold these are condos.

If a person owns 15+ fast food franchise locations and 4 auto dealerships doing over $50M a month, is it that far fetched that this individual may not want to "advertise" his ownership interests to the general public?

Do not ever take advice just because it is given unless it is from an individual who you pay and he has malpractice insurance enough to cover your loss.

Are you using a GC or are you using individual subcontractors?

@Jason MunckWhen I receive a colleague request w/o a letter of introduction (PM of introduction) or it I receive one out of the blue from someone with whom I've had no interaction, I will typically "let it hang" until I learn more about the individual and why they were reaching out.Surprisingly I receive colleague requests from folks who have never participated on the site (0 posts to the forums or blogs), which frequently arrive with no introduction or explanation of the reason for reaching out.

Also, for whatever reason, no matter how many houses an individual buys, the owner address is always the same as the property.