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I currently work in Manufacturing/Operations for consumer products for a large corporation.

Be very choosy about who you decide to run with.My general advice to a new agent choosing a broker is to go with either a small boutique firm, or a large corporate one - each depending on your needs and taste. 

One thing is to select some form of a corporation company or a LLC depending on your personal wealth and to protect you personally from any of your action that may have a lawsuit involved.  

Is there any liability in wholesaling that would require corporate protection?

Going forward once i start signing agents on, how do i want to structure my llc ( s corp c corp or sole proprietor ).Also if i plan to do property management is it okay if that money commingles with my agent commission splits?

You would have to file as a partnership or s corp.Every state is different, but in most states there are minimum taxes due on S Corporations.

@Debra BeeIs your property in a business such as an LLC, S-Corp or C-corp?  

Another thing you might want to do before investing is to form some sort of a corporation or a LLC.  

Or should we just form a blanket corporation (or group) to encompass all of these aspects until we've grown large enough to split into the various entities?