And are the property managers meeting your expectations as well as your pro-forma?

I am excited to get started in wholesaling but I am not sure if I should form a business or just do the first deals in my name.

S-corporations are still subject to some corporate tax provisions, which generally make owning real estate not as attractive for long-term ownership.In the simplest form, a single member LLC offers the best of both - strong legal protections if the LLC formalities are maintained (separate bank accounts, annual member meetings, etc) and easier income tax compliance on your Form 1040 (no double tax, no extra return, no corporate income tax rules).If you add a partner to a single member LLC (aside from another disregarded entity you own), you then have to file a partnership return (Form 1065).

I keep hearing to form a holding company, and put each rental as its own llc.

My question is: Should I form a Property Management LLC, RE Holding Co, or a Series LLC? 

When creating/reviewing a Pro Forma for a MF investment when they have both have Payroll and a Property Management Fee are they double dipping? 

Offers include price, timeline, contingencies, who pays for what as far as inspections, termite, repairs, title insurance, You may be able to get a basic template form a local title insurance company.   

Funds are much more challenging because they are often blind pools where the assets don’t yet exist.If you have the pro formas for the individual deals then you’ll want to compare the property level cash on cash returns and then the IRR and equity multiple. 

I already completed my offer form as a rehab/resell applicant.

I'd love to form a local group of people with solid character, looking to better themselves, that also are interested in local real estate investment and long-term financial freedom.