Based on their website, it appears this is structured as investing in an individual loan.It is not a pooled fund structure, so your investment is not spread across multiple loans.

Just wondering what are some of the ways you would structure this next purchase.

Quote from @Deborah Wodell: I’d love to hear from other lenders and brokers on this...How do you handle it when a borrower brings you a deal that looks solid on paper—strong ARV, low purchase price, great location—but they’ve got:🔻 Credit in the low 500s🔻 Zero reserves or liquidity🔻 And no real track recordDo you consider the deal itself and try to structure something creative?

Quote from @Kyle O'Brien: Great question, Kwanza — live & flips are tricky but definitely doable with the right lender and structure.Most traditional lenders (and even many hard money lenders) shy away from owner-occupied flips because of regulatory red tape — especially if you're living in the property during the rehab.That said, I’ve seen a few investors successfully navigate this by:- Structuring as a short-term bridge loan with investor terms — even if they plan to occupy short-term.- Using private capital or asset-based lenders that focus more on the deal than the borrower’s living situation.

The duration of the project will drive how you structure the financing.  

While rents are strong, the numbers simply don’t make sense at their asking prices, especially with interest rates where they are.When approaching sellers directly, I've been proposing master lease structures to meet their desired price without overpaying upfront.

Hey @Christine Song - From a tax perspective, the key is how each investment is structured. 

Glad you are here.Since setting up business entities can be difficult navigating all the legal structure as well as the tax structure to get the most protection out of both sides I would suggest you use a professional adviser.

@Don Konipol one potential issue I see with serries LLCs is it is a relatively new structure without a lot of case law to back it up.

I need a tax lawyer which can help me with the Dutch part end also set up the trust inc llc structure.