Do make sure you have a formal partnership agreement drawn up by an attorney with at least one strong exit strategy in place.

the Mgt LLC becomes the landlord, and the Title holding entity is basically fallow (except annual funds transfers since the Mgt LLC has to payout to its client sometime for a legality I think).LLC's have employees. 

I have a client in London and I treated him to lunch at Harrods etc.

Are you finding the market strong enough to introduce more from a newly renovated multifamily?

Building a strong team will result in a strong project and result.

For example, we (myself included), have a pretty strong base of flippers looking for deals they can buy, renovate, and resell. 

I see your criteria, but I would strongly consider looking at Nevada.

To find investment possibilities in places with strong rental demand, employment growth, and economic stability, do in-depth market research.

Having a separate bank account in the LLC makes sense to keep track of expenses and income from business activity IMHO, and is something we generally prescribe to clients. 

While the specifics remain to be seen, staying informed, building strong relationships with industry professionals, and adopting a strategic approach to negotiations can help you navigate this evolving landscape and continue to make informed investment decisions.With the potential for more flexible commission structures, what are your thoughts on how Oklahoma City real estate investors can best leverage this change to maximize their returns?