I mainlyplan to flip and hold rentals, but I’ll also be wholesaling whatever deals don’t workfor me or I can’t close on.

If so, you should already have as pretty good idea of which capital expenses you will face in the future.

Does anybody have any ideas?

Currently, my largest hurdle/hold up is depleting my cash reserves to purchase land for development.

If I'm selling a property right now, is it worthwhile to hold off until 2H 2024 when fees go down?

@Samson Hall don't let anyone hold you back. 

My tenants or anyone else for that matter, have no idea my LLC actually "owns the property".

Ultimately it depends on your market, but given Cleveland is a good area for rentals, it's probably a good idea to keep at least some of them.

Since I've been wholesaling I've just used forms out of books I've read or templets from random web sites, and i feel like I'm about to transition to buy and holds or even brrrs, so i feel better put together paperwork would be better.

Your "gross profit" for flips is going to be what the property sold for minus all Cost of Goods Sold for the property (purchase, closing costs, renovations, holding costs, selling costs, etc).