I am a licensed realtor .

They are a law firm licensed in several states.  

Good point @Ben Leybovich  I'm not a big shot investor, don't own hundreds of units (yet) and after 7 years of investing, getting a realtor license and dealing with tenants; I just now feel I know enough to take the next step and get a small multi-family (under 75 doors)Call me conservative, cautious, scared or insane but reading posts in this (wonderful) community of young, inexperienced wanna investors aiming at apartment buildings as first investments with 16K total cash reserves or questions like "how to start with no money at all?"

I got my Real estate license in July of last year and we have had two houses under contract but have failed on both.

I plan to be a licensed real estate agent by the end of the summer and be well into executing my first multi-family buy and hold project.I'm sure this community will be a great help to me in these endeavors.

If you are not a licensed Realtor/Broker, many would say it is illegal, since for all intents and purposes, you are acting as a broker.

Having only recently obtained my Real Estate License, I was wondering if anyone in the Las Vegas area know of a dependable CPA that understand Real Estate nuances that can advise me on how to form a LLC for both my Real Estate Agent part as well as one for my personal Real Estate folio?

I've been a licensed real estate broker in the Portland market since 2005 and have owned rental property since 2003. 

In my RE License course.  

I'm in the process of taking my RE Agent course/license.