@Dulce Beltran, it really depends on the product that you're looking for as well.

Use the $2k for online transactions and the $10k for other purchases.

My guess is the other software products also offer similar features but I have no first hand knowledge. 

I'm not looking to fund transactions, necessarily and I have some partners I'm working with who are already in the business.Of course as I build this, I'll move into bigger deals because I'll have more capital reserves.

Check with a NJ lawyer about possible wrinkles due to the state law.The main advantage is simplicity: one set of bank accounts and books, with each transaction assigned to a specific property under management.

I have used them on many transactions and have them to be very knowledgeable.

Out of the 1000+ transactions I've undergone, I do have some that I would highly recommend!

Once obtaining the license you get your money back from those who will sponsor your schooling after 1st transaction.

No credit is available, but yields are 10-14%.I'm curious about the general attitude towards these kinds of transaction from American investors and other real estate professionals.

These same portfolio lenders should also all allow you to transfer it but that shouldn't be necessary if you start with an LLC upon purchase.I work for a lender that offers a line of portfolio products along with the other loans mentioned above.