@Tyler Durbin have you ever looked at private debt (hard/private money) to fund your flips? 

You’ll have a $900k loan with him which wraps the existing $700k of debt. 

@Andrew Pfleger perhaps explore a combination of seller-financing as equity, then bank debt the rest?

I would like to use the SDIRA of outside investors to fund our purchase and rehab of future flip/rental properties as well as possibly take loans from a SDIRA in order to eliminate some credit card debt we foolishly took on using SEAD Capital early last year. 

I also have young kids that, when combined with my job, take up a large amount of time.

We have conventional house loans and a fix and flip under our belts, but no experience with this kind of debt situation.I'm excited to learn more and would greatly appreciate if anyone can point me in the right direction for resources.Cheers,Andrew

I would be adding $2300 in management fees and approximately $9000 in debt service (assuming $140,000). 

And working on perm debt for our stable properties. 

A 1099-C reports Cancellation of Debt Income (CODI).

Crowdfunding involves syndicated deals and those deals may be Equity or Debt (Lending).