As a new member to the real estate fix/flip community I was just looking for direction. 

I also plan to add clauses that we are only responsible for fixes that effect the home and not tenant caused damages.

I'm a total newbie to the world of real estate and would like to get into wholesaling, and eventually fix and flips.

My husband and I started our fix and flip business about two years ago and are currently halfway through our fourth property (single family homes). 

He can really advise you on fixing up a house according to Fix and Flip standards.I'll pm you his #.

Are you rehabing these multi-family properties that you own or are you buying them already fixed up and rented out?

Account Closed  I'm primarily a Columbus and surrounding area investor doing mostly fix and flips. 

@Andrew Wilson a couple of things here:If you are using a Fannie/Freddie loan (those are the ones with the lowest rates on a 30 year fixed) then the cash out limit on a 2-4 unit property is 70%If you are seeking cash out in the first 6 months, Fannie/Freddie loans will have some pretty detailed restrictions. 

I want to start a fix and flip business in the Denver area and need to talk to a good CPA about how to structure the business. 

Now, they don't typically give out 30 year fixed  loans  for commercial properties, this is something i am slowly learning, but then again thats something you can figure out along the way