Will be interesting to see what public record shows. 

You then posted fragments of an internal ops call publicly, framed them as a narrative, and spooked investors and lenders during the exact window we needed unity.

When talking to lender(s) see if you can get approved for an owner occupied loan that provides you with renovation $, like a 203K loan.

As a lender, here are the programs I can support investors with:• Conventional loans• FHA, VA, USDA• DSCR Loans (short-term rental + long-term rental)• Fix-and-Flip financing• Bridge loans• Construction & renovation loans• Ground-up development financing• Portfolio loans• Bank Statement & Non-QM options• Down Payment Assistance programs• Cash-out refinancing for both residential + investment portfolios I’d love to connect and be a resource as you continue scaling toward 100+ units.

Quote from @Shane Gillis: I'm a new investor and I'm currently vetting lenders to fund my project.

Lenders will take you more seriously, and you’ll have a better chance of success.

I left a negative review on Google to share my experience — and instead of a professional response, MoFin publicly replied with blame. 

I do typically recommend individual bank accounts for each cell but I see some variance on this and you can sometimes forego individual bank accounts in favor of just a single bank account in the series LLC as long as you have strong bookkeeping that meticulously separates income, expenses, etc. of each cell (e.g. by using a classing or similar bookkeeping system).It is important to note, however, that TN has a franchise tax that requires careful structuring to avoid by ensuring that the entity structure qualifies for the FONCE (Family-Owned Non-Corporate Entities) exemption.

The returns for performing loans such as these are less than those from non-performing loans but so are the risks and time spent.Performing loan brokers hang in different arenas than those involved in non-performing loans.

Don't go to classes for newbies if you are looking for cash buyers, but go to where lenders, landlords, contractors, title agents and so on gather to mingle and talk about their day to day operations.