I am not sure what market you are buying in but generally speaking Condos are not exactly the best investment and renting to Section 8 is not ideal.

He would be an ideal project manager while still being able to put the tool belt on.My question is, how can I go about incorporating them into my REI operation  to everyone's benefit?  

In an ideal world, we could 'expense' the reno cost on the new home from the rental income from our old home.Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

. ;-) Also, I think the market is changing (I know a lot of people don't agree with me and that is fine) and those techniques are ideal when the market changes, I always react "contrarian" to the market and I've made a lot of money doing so.I don't think that it is that people don't agree with you - it is that we don't believe you. 

I am definitely planning to be-safe and register an LLC for each state.What is the ideal-way to register the parent-LLC (holding company) in this situation? 

I was told wholesaling might be the option but Im seeing that cash buyers may be ideal for that strategy.We are open to any and all advice, ideas, and strategies.

You then counter with numbers that will work for you.Going in you know exactly what your minimum requirements are and target that or better in terms.There is no standards there is only what you need or better to make it work.Your ideal target would be the best bank rate but with seller financing that would be extremely rare. 

This isn't an ideal situation for me even at the deal I acquired the properties for.

Ideally I could knock out at least the demo and permitting from afar.

Don't get me wrong, I like larger properties and have 2 buildings over 100 units under contract, but telling people not to waste their time on buildings that don't fit your ideal investment in order to convince them that they should invest in a syndication is just bad advice.