A boutique firm is not going to provide the same training and resources like the national firms. 

My goals are to start my own REI business, to create passive income to become successful to where I can provide for my family and help my community and nation by giving away homes to help those in need.

I am interested if anyone in the property management business has successfully used any of the new "receivable advance" financing groups out there like Fundbox - Kabbage etc.I have used Fundbox with my online marketing/data management company to help onboard larger corporate clients that want me to upfront fund their Adwords spend.  

Sure thing Alex, the only problem might be that you cannot own any real estate individually or jointly prior to application on this home possible program.I have yet to ask what if the ownership and the debt are obligationed by a corporation or LLC and if that would count against this "individually or jointly," ownership rule but I'd bet that would be considered ownership as well.

One of those things you ought to consider is to form some type of corporation or a LLC.  

There are only handful of national lenders who offer such financing, here is a list for some of the major ones: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2810/50272-lis...You can also get a private loan from individual investors, just remember that loan must be non-recourse.

Article: SDIRA and Foreign Registry in another state article by Matt Sorenson (Matt Sorenson SDIRA expert is the “S” in KKOS) http://sdirahandbook.com/what-is-a-foreign-llc-or-corporation-and-when-do-i-need-to-register-my-company-into-another-state/Article: 10 Steps to Purchasing Your First Rental Propertyhttp://markjkohler.com/10-steps-to-purchasing-your-first-rental-property-by-mark-j-kohler/Note Steps 7 and 8 about forming an LLC

What I am unsure of is, if I am using funds from my IRA is that going to "pierce the corporate vial" rendering the LLC pointless.

Total Property Solutions Overview:-Focusing on renovation management of $20k+-Remotely managing a network of subcontractors dispersed nationally.

LLCs generally are pass through entities and are not taxed separately/in addition to the individual, unless it is an LLC that has elected to be taxed as a corporation. S