The way I see it is the rentals I am looking to purchase will generate cash-flow and any appreciation is a bonus.

The fact that someone is able to look at two paths (Wholesaling & Real Estate Brokering) and is not smart enough to see which one has more income generating opportunity tells me that they aren't sophisticated critical thinkers.

Hey BP, I'm buying my first property using my LLC and Im curious about pulling money out as a company vs an individual.

He's just finishing up on a community of about 6, and he's done individual homes as well.

Individually you may get limited to the number of loans that the banks are willing to give each individual.

. , @Jason Dillard is spot on with regard to eligibility for 1031 and the way to mitigate.If your goal is to be a fixer flipper or a wholesaler as he is and can generate the velocity needed then he's probably right in his assessment that you can make more cash flow flipping or wholesaling (although the net tax difference dissipates most of that differential). 

I live in the Baltimore, MD area, but will be moving to the Albany, NY area in a couple months.I am interested in the idea of using creative financing to generate passive income through real estate.

I'd really need to handle them all individually to be sure that none of them are full, and even then, who knows if a metal place will accept them.

As far as which tenants to target, that would be up to the individual investors goals and risk tolerance.

We have 10+ properties in Kansas that I want to move out of our individual names into the proper entity.