The investors, or limited partners, put up the down payment required to purchase the property.Like most syndicators, I form an LLC, or a limited liability corporation, which owns the property.

FONCE - family owned non corporation exemptionhttps://www.tn.gov/revenue/taxes/franchise---excise-tax/exemption---fonce.html

Bank of America, Credit Unions, Community banks (Specific person)

That has the same effect as what you are doing but appears more corporate and gives you a tiny be of anonymity, at least for the casual search. 

It shows to me that you aren’t running the LLC as a separate business and it’s an alter ego thus piercing your corporate veil.

Otherwise, you will probably get into the same problems as other when they buy a property personally, then try to transfer it.Learn about maintaining your "corporate veil" and not to "pierce" it. 

Any and all suggestions are welcome, but please don't be an asshat and troll my post, because I'm looking for some real advice...I'm 27, live in Tampa, FL, have a great corporate paying job that earns about $100k/year, and would like to passively earn a total of $200k by year 15 (Year 1 is 2021) in order to put a down payment on a dream home.

I was a full time sales rep for a very large corporation.

I have worked part-time as an agent while working full time in a corporate job in the past.

Me and my partner used a credit card from our LLC at Bank Of America.