If possible, I would like to get some hands on experience in financial structuring and raising capital on the equity side as well.Within the next 5 years, my goal is to have a major hand in managing aqusitions for a primary or even subsidiary account of MF properties under the management of a RE fund.

Companies use subsidiaries companies so it may not be so obvious. 

Has anyone heard or aware of this group, I believe they are a subsidiary of Ocwen.They have one product that is Line of Credit for LLC business: LOC-500K- $5mm ,FICO Score 650, LTV 70% or LTC 80% of purchase Price, Origination fee 1% of Line Amount, Closing Fees $1,850.00.Liquid Assets Required of your Credit Line 20% Example: 500K at 20% 100k Liquid Assets.Rate 9.95%Line is open for 2 YearExample if you get 500k LOC 1% of equal is $5,000 plus Closing fee $1,850.00.Looking at $6,850.00 before you get the money.Any Opinions on this would be appreciated, sorry for the lengthy @ mail and maybe some of these questions need to be posted in different Forum Page.Kevin Koy

Single member LLCs and their subsidiaries would all be reported on your own tax return.Partnerships and more specifically Family Limited Partnerships are my favorite.A side note NEVER EVER hold real estate long term in a corporation. 

The parent company would just be the "holding company" of each subsidiary. 

Wholly owned subsidiaries only offer qualified asset protection.

In the event of a lawsuit where some lawyer tries to pierce the veil for liability purpose these two LLC's could be viewed as a single entity sharing funds.Ask your real estate attorney, but I suspect you could benefit from using a holding company LLC and then have the 10 LLC's as subsidiaries.

I got $500K liability and $1000 deductible for a duplex from Foremost, which is a subsidiary of Farmers.  

Yeager idk they been paying for the last three years and before that one of the subsidiary where the home owner has actually paid taxes since at least 2007

Do I need to register as foreign entities in those states if I don't have a subsidiary LLC to receive the check from the property managers?