You can elect to have a single member LLC taxed as (1) a disregarded entity, (2) a C corporation, (3) an S corporation.  

That's just my experience.Now, I invest nationally, in growth markets.I invest in economies of scale: Apartment buildings, instead of small multifamily or single family homes.I also help others do the same, by bringing co-investors in for these big deals.Anyone else out there who's also a residential Realtor, but invests in multifamily real estate?

I'm trying to secure one more property before I go back to school and therefore back down to a single income with my wife while I finish flight school.

If that is the case, then these are actually classified as detached condos, not single family homes.

They have no choice, I sell to non-qualified buyers (They have a down payment but can't get a bank loan).Single member LLCs default to pass through taxation

@Neel Patel - I doubt you can get $1600 for the larger unit;  for $1600, the tenant could rent a fully rehabbed single family home in a nice area of Huntsville or even Madison proper;  the other rent amounts are probably feasible, although again, $1100+ can net a decent SFH rental. 

My thoughts are to start with single family/duplex and look forward to advice and interactions from all who have experienced knowledge to impart. 

If you are doing single family save yourself the trouble and get a subscription to Privy.

Hello all I am a 34 year old single mother of two sons 13 and 15.

Since most houses are older pretty much every single one fails their test and the seller is then required to replace the line.