We're running it all as a sole proprietorship, and things are getting complicated.  

This in and of itself is a very long and complicated discussion. 

Hey Guys,I'm under contract to buy a house for $143k via subject to. I will then immediately list it on the MLS and resell to an owner occupant for $175k (conventional or cash only). I give my closing agent the green ...

There are a lot of moving parts and sounds like a lot but it isn't that complicated really.

Property managers are already in place and cross referenced with other investors that use them and have purchased from this same flipper.Any additional insight would be much appreciated, I just need to know if I can just have individual investors buy a portion of my company and then I can use the money to purchase the properties and begin paying them their returns or if its more complicated than that. thank you ahead of time.

"Choice of law" rules are very complicated.

Or am I making it too complicated?

I actually feel like tax liens are the most complicated niche in real estate investing. http://www.meetup.com/Gaithersburg-BP-Real-Estate-Meetup/

Less complicated flipping land than houses with less stress.As we know stress is a killer,Happy investing,

It can certainly be more complicated.