Should I expect my PM to handle taking over the service of the electric and water bills and charging that back to me?

Unfortunately, I don't have enough capital right now to take it down by myself so I am talking to some investors on a partnership where they bring the cash and credit then I bring the deal, knowledge & skills to execute it, and some sweat equity as my company will handle the construction portion of the project.

They're all tied together, with Valassis handing urban markets and the east, Mspark handling "rural" markets and the Midwest, and Mailbox Merchant handling the West Coast, including its urban centers.I'm at Mspark, so each company will have a couple nuances specific to them, but if you wanted to run postcards, for example, you could do so to a blanket zip code, portions of zip codes, or even carrier routes, for $0.20 a mailbox.

Can any flippers that have a proven track record and do quite a few properties in 1 year get with me and give me a rundown what keeps you profitable and keeps most $$$ in your pocket per flip, especially regarding how you handle taxes for this.

I can handle that. 

We handled the title transfer when we took out a mortgage on the property, but again it was just a transfer of title and deed, not a sale.

In most investments like these, the investor is completely removed from the asset, the management, or the operational perspective of the investment.When you invest in syndicated investment, the syndicator/sponsor will handle all aspects of the deal such as, due diligence, locating a profitable property (or properties), hiring and managing the property manager, sending out quarterly reports, implementing the business plan, handling investor relations, and so on.

She handled the negotiation with the selling agent.

You would engage CPA at every level. 2) Yes there can be either foreign or us corp to handle your income and estate taxes.

How I handle it with clients is I do it per property at the time of offering.