I recommend this route as well as some independent research on the classified sites.Also screen screen screen.  

No word was ever said about IRS classifying you and your company as a "dealer" when you do many flips. 

I’ve seen syndications that end in 2-3 years because it was a great opportunity to sell, but I’ve seen ones go 9-10 years due to inability to liquidate.Real estate funds can be classified as open or closed.

I would think that the address, regardless of which one you submit, will be classified as a multifamily in the public record. 

Is this in neighborhoods classified in C/D areas?

Ran across an opportunity on a quadplex, however, doing my research, public record classifies this property as a duplex.

Hi @Robert FerrellI now own a 20 unit "C" class apartment complex in Indiana and a 9 unit apartment building in Berwyn, Illinois which would be classified as "B" class. 

I will continue to mail the same people each month.I'm also setting up a website for buyers in the next few days and I'm looking in to placing some classified ads.

Your accountant will tell you how you should classify them.

If you are here in the Salt lake City area, Use KSL classified to post the ad for rent, which goes through Rentler, and they have an option that you can ACH your tenants rent out of their account and into yours.