I can think of a few lawyers who would like to claw back every bit of that new funding.Someone should poll the people that have asked for an offer and ask them if they thought www.opendoor.com was selling their house for them for a fee.  

I found a lawyer for him and set up all the meetings.

I'm not a lawyer or CPA, the following is just from my experience.If it's for repairs, or a house that you are going to buy with cash, you can just have a lawyer write up an unsecured loan agreement with whatever terms you agree to.

Not a lawyer, no legal advice, just my opinion.

While I understand this forum should not replace the review of my Lender's Agreement by a professional accountant and lawyer I wanted to get a gut check from you guys first...It's likely there will be times I'll have more than one project going on at a time under the same LLC, probably all of which will have some amount of money invested from the family/friend fund, and at least one of the projects going on at given time will require Hard-Money.

I realize most on here are not lawyers, so I'm looking more for educated opinions on this topic.

As far as the documentation goes, are the items you mentioned something you would need a lawyer to evaluate?

Hire a lawyer to do the dirty work if necessary.

Do I need a lawyer? 

Would love to get a recommendation on CPA/Lawyer in the Bay Area if you have one.