Ideally, I will be using the house hacking method so I would like to purchase a duplex/triplex.

I agree.I created a system called "The IDEAL Wealth Grower" where I help you to make successful OOS investments.

I’m ideally looking at areas in the $120-$150k range to start.  

My ideal person would be a rehab project manager.I'm looking for information on compensation structures My budget for the role is 38-44k+ possibly commission but unsure how to structure that part

For example, if the Borrower brings suit claiming the foreclosure was defective and the insurer decides it has liability it can do one of two things. 

Originally from MN, I’m considering buying a rent and hold multi family property (four plex ideally, probably BRRRR) in the OKC area, so I’m looking for an experienced agent as well as good investor groups/meetups that I can join.

I will be building a mother-in-law type of suite on the one side of the home, breaking it into a duplex that is a 3-bed, 2 bath 1250 sf home on one side, and on the other will be a 1000 sf 1 bed, 1 bath studio with the 5th bedroom converting into a home office or spare bedroom for the studio tenants. 

Ideally, I'd like all my rental properties to be owned by my LLC.I'm confident I can raise the funds through a cash-out refi on my personal property to obtain my next rental property, but when it comes to a refi on the rental after rehabbing it, will that have to be another commercial loan since I want it owned by my LLC? 

I was very hands on in the process and based on that experience I would agree that a full BRRRR is not ideal for my first investment property, especially considering that the property may be in a different state.

Each time you add another property to the same LLC it opens those properties to exposure in the event a law suit occurs.