There are a lot of variable depending on how you intend on operating your business and I would recommend hiring an attorney in the state in which you will be operating your businsess.

Hello, Bigger Pockets this is my first post so not sure if y'all would respond but I have a couple of questions on my first rental property I'm 24 with my own business that trying to build a REP. this may be a long post sorry                    (side note I'm doing a BRRR without the major renovations i will maybe possibly do a kitchen but its basically turn-key sorry if in the wrong forum) I have about 70k and I am willing to put up to 50k(20%) on a 250k house and have the other 20k as reserves. 

I need new floors in my rental, can you recommend LVP\carpet business\installers?

But as a business, I cannot occupy it there.

Working on growing our fledgling RE business and looking forward to learning more about the process and options. 

Since the the housing market has appreciated so rapidly over the last few years, the wholesale business margins have gotten very thin and will continue to get thinner within the next year or two.If you want to start wholesaling properties with a lot of meat on the bone (profits), I would suggest looking East and Inland towards some of the areas where the affordable housing has shifted to such as Inland Empire, High Desert, Coachella Valley and any other markets that always tend to ride on the coattails of the Metro markets such as Los Angeles. 

I have equity in both of my properties that I can leverage against if necessary, but I'm wondering how I would go about finding private lenders to discuss options.

Charlesa, you don't form an LLC "On a property", you form the Limited Liability Company as an entity to conduct business. 

For our business, equity is the very thing we are trying to build.

You say, "I spent..." but in other threads claim to have raised $500k from private investors for this project.