We have structured a mutually beneficial deal that will preserve their family's farm for their kids and I will profit close to 1 MILLION DOLLARS!!!

If I can present these potential investors with a legitimate wholesaling opportunity, having transparently quantified my due diligence on the property, I believe that this could be my way to break into the REI world.After reading many forums on setting up the business side of REI, I think having a Parent/Subsidiary structure will be most beneficial, as not only will I have personal asset protection, but also because LLC's are cheap and easy to set up in Michigan. 

It doesn't mater your deal structure.  

Keep all the money you would spend setting up complicated business structures and put it in the bank.

I'm just unsure how to structure this or even if it's worth it.  

Or, worse, have you  as a wholesaler ever been accused of the non-crime of "structuring" payments only to have your assets (bank account) drained under the presumption that the large checks must be the fruits of criminal enterprise--simply for cashing wholesaling checks from a cluster of small deals?

I'm currently a sophomore in college at Ohio State studying structural engineering while doing some brokerage on the side with Crawford Hoying and I'd like to get a duplex to rent out this summer to get some passive income going.  

My firm raises capital in the form of proprietary private equity for investments and structures joint ventures.We specialize in condo high rises and multi family townhouse developments etcIs this your area of expertise?

2) Is it possible to structure this deal different so i don't have to get traditional financing?

How do you usually structure them?