It doesn’t matter whether I do them ina the same or different LLC.Try to find a good cpa or accountant that help guide you to establishing your operating methodology.

If you’re still reading at this point, many thanks for listening to my ramblings and now to the question for you guys: should I start with an established real estate company?

It is SEC regulated like other syndications as well. 

This can make for an opportunity.These regulations are hurting landlords.  

Tax reductions Strategies in real estate don’t come from the establishment of a LLC in itself.

You make the seller feel you have an agenda.The best way to establish trust and credibility is by treating them like a fellow human being.

Hi BP:
Running the numbers on a possible wholesale deal on 40 unit multifamily.  Without going out to site with a contractor(I'm out of country), is there a general rule or formula investors use when estimating repai...

@Ahmed EliasBefore hiring anyone, I would first make an appointment with the planning department in the jurisdiction the property is in.I would make sure the planning department, building department, and zoning department will all sign off on your plan.Once this is done you will have a clear idea of what is going to be expected of you to get your place rebuilt and running.After this you can then plan and start speaking to engineers, general contractors and such.Doing this prior will be all for loss of the local government regulators say you can't do it.Just something for you to consider.

Hello @Les Edwards,I hope you are well.I'm also in Perth (and also an Accountant).I'm happy to share with you what i have found so far and the people that i have connected ( who gave me great advise).The markets mentioned by @James Wise are great, you will notice that some will have higher entry price than others but then it will depend on your budget.Sure you will need a team and in regards to the loan, i would start preparing now (lodging past taxes and have those in order), then start establishing relationship with local banks.Do not rush, do the things on your own time so you know where you getting into.

They are not regulated the same way as conventional mortgages, and each lender sets its own perameters for lending.