You won't get this done in 90 days, it'll take more like one year of ownership "seasoning".* Start screening property managers ASAP, assuming you're buying in ATL while you still live up north

If you personally are found negligent, they can go after your ownership in ANY of your LLCs.

Condos are a form of ownership , not a building type or design.

And if you pay too much for the property without considering the shorter terms, high rates, and hidden costs of rental ownership....your big picture is VERY Red... as in bankrupt.

@Chris Semak I would like to sound a further recommendation that you sit down with an accountant and attorney who understand cross-border taxation, liability and real estate to ensure you get the ownership organisation which adequately balances your long term goals with protecting your assets and minimizing your taxation.

Thank you @ Sharad M. my questions were broad probably because I am still so green at this and don't even know where to begin.My concept of wholesale at this point is that you find good deals, place them on contract and then flip them to other investors without actually taking ownership of the properties.  

Good bones but due to ownership dis-interested over the past years, many of the unoccupied units need a fair bit of work (Kitchen, Bathrooms, etc.).

So Richard I suggest you try and be positive in life and take ownership of your own actions.

REITs are not without risk, neither is ownership, I'd consider them a wash.

Of the three tenants he had in there, one left when he heard of the ownership change.