I'm moving on to my second live-in-flip, and would like to minimize taxes and I need help navigating through capital gains/self employment tax laws.

Thanks @Tom S.This will not be a traditional mortgage, it is a business loan and due to the debt coverage ratio they are ok with a second mortgage as long as they remain in first position.I closed on 3 units with the same lender on the 1st of October this year with my own capital. 

You can go with a national chain (Century 21, Coldwell Banker, Keller Williams etc.)

Cashflowing properties are far and few between here in Canada, especially around the GTA ( greater Toronto Area)but i'm looking to getting into some deals as an investor and partner up in some joint ventures , as well as get some capital investors to help me in getting my journey growing as well .I still plan on investing in Canada unsing multiplexes and you never know also partnering up there as well.I'm currenly looking at deals in Ohio, Flordia, Arizona, Atlanta, Baltimore, I just need to get  started.

I'll be checking the typical Century21s and national banks starting tomorrow, but I know there are private lenders I can find.

They must pay income tax as they earn or receive income during the year.Estimated taxes – If the amount of income tax withheld from a taxpayer’s salary or pension is not enough, or if the taxpayer receives income such as interest, dividends, alimony, self-employment income, capital gains, prizes and awards, they may have to make estimated tax payments.Self-employment tax – This is a Social Security and Medicare tax.

I am looking for a national company as I will be doing deals out of state as well, I am in American Canyon, CA.Thank you!

As such, you will be reducing your potential investment capital by a large amount. 

Essentially Partner B is building all of the sweat-equity into the property.So the question is, after both parties have been paid back their initial capital investment, in your opinion how should the ownership of the property be structured on a percentile basis?

I have had 4 offers for around 9000 for each house to buy, but just didn’t have the capital of my own nor a PML or HML to do the deal so I passed.