should I open it as a regular checking account or business? 

., turn-key properties (likely in other markets since the Seattle area really isn't a buyer's market at the moment) are most likely the best fit for me.I'm a partner of another business, and am looking to regular income from rental properties that do not require a lot of my time...I already have a full time job to manage!

Both are in the same general area I invest in regularly.

A good wholesaler can bring a lot to the table, but most good wholesalers have a small handful of regular buyers that they consistently use over and over again. 

For me, because I have the rental income and a "regular" job, I really need to continue to grow until I retire in order to offset that income.

So I will treat this operation as a regular Purchase of house with mortgage included, freeing myself from the building process. 

He also listed many other reasons why he could "bless" this.Virgo responded, "It is a regular practice worldwide that an up-front fee be charged by a lender for processing a new loan application, this is used as compensation for putting the loan in place.

Also, they lower their interest rate for investors who use them regularly.

The houses get treated s inventory until sold, the income will be regular income subject to self employment taxes.

I personally have never transferred a property to myself so I don't know for sure if you would have to pay it (check with your title company), but when you sell a property regularly you have to pay state excise tax on the sale (1.78% of the sale price for my area).