I was under the impression there was only LLC separate personal from business.

Somewhere along the way I have gotten the impression that wholesaling was born out of the practice of assigning contracts.  

The detail in their metrics and how they are used to define their procedures is impressive to say the least.  

I am under the impression that this type of income would fall under self-employment.

I did a BPO on his house and was very impressed by his workmanship.As far as buying an older home I would rather flip it then buy and hold. 

Then there are different needs and experiences from the referees, the coaches, the 300-pound fan drunk on $10 beer, the accountant in a suit trying to impress his bosses daughter, the Security guard, and the 14-year-old kid that can't dribble to save his life but has a collection of participation trophies.I'm not trying to insult you; I just want you to understand how broad your question is and how varied the audience.

Impressive you will do extremely well with the plan you have in place.

I would ask if your PM if he/she personally interviewed them and see what his/ her impression was and if you are still unsure ask to meet them yourself if he/she feels confident in their recommendation that should not be an issue.

Super impressive, thanks for sharing!

I don't get the LLC protection I need if the properties continue to be held in my name -- but I also incur significant "other" risk if I have to Refinance at a much higher rate.It seems like I'm "damned if I do, and damned if I don't" -- I either pay an IMMEDIATE cost of higher interest rates on each property via a set of Non-recourse loans -- OR I don't move my homes to an LLC structure and then I risk Negating ANY value from the LLC structure itself.My impression is that the number of individual investors that truly maintain the LLC structure and format correctly must be small -- because the number of hurdles to correctly maintain the Corporate Veil across bookkeeping, asset ownership, and legal structure are high...