Flip it? 

Well for general considerations about whether to have an LLC for rental properties or not, check out-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/08/1...Read through the comments too as there's a lot of info in those too.One major comment would be, and an accountant or an entity specialist should bring this to your attention, is that rental properties and flips are two different things as far as taxes....passive income vs active income...and those should not be mixed under one LLC.

I need to know the towns you are focusing on (not counties), what your preferred price point in is (again, not whatever works), the amount of work you are comfortable with, your flip time, whether you have a crew, how many flips you have done, etc.

My brother has just listed his first international flip.

I am more of an active investor that builds/flips for now because cap rates don't makes sense to me, so most of my experience comes from that side of REI, but I am very knowledgeable in all areas of REI.

As of now I was just going to flip them all with owner financing but reading more about Dodd frank I am having second thoughts because there are 7 properties 

If your ever looking to buy rentals or even do flips in the Philadelphia market feel free to reach out to me anytime.

That is, negotiate the best deal you can, then put them under contract with the right of entry, right to market, and a contingency such as contingent upon successful 3rd party assignment, then take each property to public auction and flip them for quick lump sum profits.

@Siuleym Yllarramendi Are you planning on flipping the house or renting it out?

Working with wholesalers, BRRRR, or flips?