I am looking into purchasing more properties, and want to have some kind of Holdings Co where the taxable income flows through so I can tax advantage of the corporate tax rate.2.

Only if it's an individual condo you're renting or a co-op.

Quote from @Denver McClure: Hey @Ray Mcalmont, I'd recommend speaking with @Harrison Sharp.

You can get co-host as low as 15% and PM as low as 18%.  

Here's my next step:Since the exact market is still up in the air, I'll need to research the viability of BRRRR in each of the potential locations (Fort Wayne, Twin Cities, Denver, Bucks County, PA, and West Chester, PA).

I will soon be a licensed broker, but need to work under an employing broker for two years per Colorado law.

Sam Wegert's podcast episode about Co-Living investing inspired me to setup a BP account and seek more information.After looking at my local occupancy laws in and around Nashville, I'm finding that most places are not allowing more than three unrelated occupants per house.

Are you looking to put someone else (partner/family) as co-signer on the financing side?

Hello Samuel,I would look at https://www.mobilehomeuniversity.com/these guys are out of Colorado and own thousands of spaces across the country.   

May 2020 - Connected with my current partners and started analyzing deals June 2020 - After reading Joe Fairless' Syndication Book, Started co-hosting a bi-weekly Virtual Meetup in NY regarding multifamily investing, and massive virtual networking started.