No.People always make this mistake.Not every property gives you all options (flipping, wholesaling, buy and holding).First you find out if it is a flip, or rent property.If it is a property more suited for buy and hold investors, those are the wholesale gems.A flip has way different costs of repairs than a rental would.

Look at a duplex or a unit with a suite where you can increase the amount of rent coming in.

We live in a 3/3 in Hancock Park in Los Angeles; the unit under us is a 3/2 luxury rental.I decided to keep my money in SoCal because I don't need cashflow now.

The areas you listed got hot, and they're better suited towards flips at this point unless you believe in, and want to ride, future appreciation. 

But as always go with the financing strategy that is best suited to the properties ability to be profitable. 

If you're married, maybe a duplex would suit you best. 

Im not a suite and tie type.

This is why we sold our last property in Ontario earlier this year.... terrible Landlord / Tenant balanceGTA landlords struggle to evict man from 11 luxury homes he's rented out as rooming houseshttps://www.cbc.ca/news/canada...

We found a home with a basement suite and a detached garage with a small 1 bed 1 bath apartment.

If you're looking to fix and flip hard money is a good place to start looking and if you're looking to do rentals I'd start talking to banks.Also I think you may have put the cart before the horse as I think it's beneficial to know what you want to do in real estate before forming and paying for an entity that may not best suit your needs.