I am new to this industry but have extensive experience in leadership roles in Manufacturing.

I wanted to see if anyone has advice on structuring a fix-and-hold deal (especially around financing rehab),And to connect with any private money lenders or individuals in the Tampa Bay / Pinellas County area who might be open to funding this kind of deal (ideally purchase + rehab).Appreciate any tips or introductions and if you’re local and active in the area, I’d love to connect regardless! 

If I remember correctly the non-profit would initiate a master lease with you and then work to sublet/place the individuals there. 

I own the majority (~54%).We only have 1 tenant now.We are doing arenovation of the existing duplex and building an ADU complex, Once finished,we will have around ~5,000 sq ft of living space across 2 2 bed 2 bath ~1,000sq ft ADUs, 1 ~2,000 sq ft 3 bed 3.5 bath unit in the existing duplex, and 1~1,000 sq ft 2 bed 1 bath unit in the existing duplex.This will be a 4unit (s 4 tenant groups) property butunits will likely be split so that is not equivalent to only 4 individuals.There will be a total of 9 bedrooms and 8.5 bathrooms.Given the size ofthis property once completed and the amount of individuals potentially residingthere, AND given the multiple ownership dynamic, does it make sense to havethis in an LLC once it is completed or is that overkill given we only have theone property?

The one thing that stuck out in our conversation was the fact she initially applied for indiviudal student loans each year or semester (can't recall) and she pays one amount monthly that covers each individual loan yet each loan is reported indvidually so she has  4 or 5 90 day late derogatory marks on her report. 

Has anyone here partnered with investor-friendly communities or individuals to help get that first property under their belt?

Quote from @Daniel Araque: I'm writing this in hopes that maybe Tardus leadership adjusts this....

The fund itself is separate than these individual contracts.

It really is dependent on the individual investor's situation. 

Silly question here but just to confirm.....if you transfer a property from your name to an LLC does the LLC become the new borrower on the mortgage or does it stay in the individuals name?