If you have been consulting with CPAs, that's probably a great question to ask them, but I would find one you are comfortable with now to find out how they suggest you take title to the property, whether there are any tax advantages to an entity as opposed to taking title individually, whether there are any tax benefits to certain home improvements, certain tenant income reporting, etc.

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

Perhaps you could consult with another CPA ?

You should consult with a couple and see who you connect with the mostYour profile suggests that you are a flipper.

@ Kiara Crespo - I am going to give you the safe answer; consult a Real Estate Attorney in the market you want to invest in. 

(2 bed, 3-bed, condo's, apartment buildings, etc)Are they the sole owner of the buying decision or do they have a partner or lender they need to consult?

You may even get them to do part of that in a free consultation if they’re honest people.

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

RECOMMENDATIONThis is not legal and professional advice, and you should always consult with your CPA/accountant/financial advisor, etc. 

For larger projects, you are forced to rely mostly on specialists to get the job done (e.g. proper GCs, architects, lawyers, consultants, etc.).