Quote from @Tony Savage: Yes, I working on building my business line of credit.If your credit score is 700+, you can personally guarantee (PG) business credit, but your profile needs to be set up correctly to qualify.

And yes, many lenders require a personal guarantee (PG) on business loans, meaning your personal credit could be at risk if the business defaults.

My only question is if we can slot the new 1031 property into the sold property child llc bank account, or if it's wiser to open a new child bank account under parent llc for each new property purchased. 

To spend a few bucks randomly is similar to trying to sell homemade soap going against P & G by buying 2 time slots at 3 AM on the local free access channel.   

Also they may want a PG from you as the sponsor, so are you willing to put everything on the line?

From an underwriting perspective, I wouldnt do this without a PG and a solid workup on the members/operators to understand who they are and their background.

On your bill, you'll see on pg. 2 if it's estimated or actual.

We deliver turnkey multifamily—cash-flowing, fully managed—and your big-unit scaling chops could slot right in.

Offer a personal guarantee (reduces investor risk if you have the balance sheet for a PG to be worth anything).  

Hey everyone,My business partner and I are looking into purchasing an RV/Glamping/Cabin campground in Central Texas, and we’re exploring the idea of placing a few RVs in some of the RV slots to rent out.