With my personal goal being to flip homes for a few years, then start acquiring rental properties to build more passive income, I'm wondering if I should have a generic holding company, then create individual entities as needed. 

If you'd like to pick my brain about how you can earn easy supplemental income from property you don't own I'd be happy to chat about that as well. 

Currently my goal is to gain experience while supplementing my current income.

What did you have supplemental income when you started?

Big is different for everyone of course, but for me I'm talking 1.5M-2M ARV, and I would use as much investor capital as possible for the purchase and rehab in exchange for a slice of equity to supplement their cash flow on the back end.

This has become so generic that a house without stone countertops is almost "distressed" eligible!  

However that is not the case you can use it till you max out the secured funding which is generaly $417,000 HOWEEVER (it was not mentioned, that that number can change from location to location. but I imagine GA being a lower cost of living it would still be the generic number).

I intend to supplement that by utilizing every form of real estate I can possibly educate myself on.

I would really appreciate any take you have on how to get around that obstacle.My reasons for real estate investing are simple:1) I would like to be able to have a supplemental income so my wife will not have to work once we have kids.2) Eventually, I would like to be able to quit my current job and become a full time investor so that I can have more control over my schedule.3) I would like to launch a charitable organization that specializes in "fixing" a neighborhood's reputation out of my business once my other goals have been reached.Thank you so much in advance for any advice, encouragement, or networking

Personally I have material from both and have had DC’s coaching on the internet for $49 a month the information seems generic and long to reply questions.