Typically these will be loans to a business entity (LLC) and will be based off of appraised value instead of purchase price.

Can people using their own names instead of an LLC to qualify for a hard money loan, or do you have to have an LLC to get hard money?

I’d say the easiest thing would be to create an LLC, not that expensive to do.

I'm very interested in learning more about that and ultimately I do have a self-directed 401k through my LLC that has a relatively smaller amount of money in it that would be worth pursuing if the education in that regard looks promising.

We have started an LLC with the primary goal of doing fix and flips.

I'm planning the formation of a Series LLC, probably located in TX or DE. 

Business StructureWe want to run the business through an LLC for its benefits.We are taking a Conventional Loan in my name to pay for the property.

I am 22 now, I dropped out of college simply because I don’t believe in the student loans and knew I could do big things without it and always had an eye on real estate.I started up my own contracting LLC as I have a construction background of about 5 years from concrete to roofing and everything in-between.

I recently came across a property owned by an LLC.

Buy in an LLC and use a local bank that holds loans in house