I can't imagine the FTC really chasing someone down over ONE or even a handful of complaints.

I have business checking accounts for each entity, and business Amex and Chase Ink cards, which keep this all a closed system.  

@Noah Ogle - You should try to find the big players doing what you want to do in your area and work to provide them value without expecting anything in return.

Ive been investing for a few years now and have 3 properties which are STR's and all cash flow.I own all these properties under my LLC which is the holdings and operating.I have a bank account with Chase where all the money from these rentals is deposited which is under this same LLC and I am a single member.Now that I am getting ready to graduate college and take investing more serious what is the best structure for me?

I sign up for this all in 2019 for this is the first time I’ve logged in.I bought a place in 2018, remodeled and sold in 2022 and chased my dream of 20 years of moving to Jackson Wy however investing here in not an option since I’m not a billionaire sooooo I am planning my next moves and looking to invest.I have roughly $30K (potentially $50K) to invest in a flex and flip as I’m not sure I could do the landlord thing.I have been looking in places I would like to actually live which is eastern Oregon, North central/East Tennessee, Rapid City or Naples-Clearwater Florida areas.I have even considered building (having a builder build it) new or spec home so if anyone knows of any reputable builders?

If the cost exceeds the benefit, that must be revealed, and just like buying and selling a home, most of the players are incentivized to keep the product moving, not to do your own due diligence. 

Sure you have to pay the wholesalers, but then you're not paying to chase leads and payroll.

Especially if they lose a key player?

In conducting a background check, I learn the applicant's current neighbors hate him, he's on a first name basis with the local police or he has a variety of other social/criminal issues chasing him.4.

Mine is:1) Out of state investing is much harder than it looks2) Chasing cash flow and doors hasn't been a good experience and be cautious if doing this.I'm not going to sugarcoat this. #1: I invest the Bay Area with a SFH (solely owned) and a multi-unit (co-owned).