Two years ago I bought a completely renovated historic 8 unit loft style building in Massachusetts.

That is, people who only understand working for money, not necessarily having money work for them.My financial mentors teach putting equity to work producing income (arbitrage) instead of letting "dead" equity just sit and ebb/flow with the economic tide.Just wanted to present another viewpoint.

As far as I know, LLC and S-corp are similar in taxation but offer the differences in management styles.  

I also am a big fan of Roberts and his books rich dad poor dad as they teach you what it means to have a financial education something that is lacking in today's world .

I find that a lot of books do not teach the intangibles that one develops being out there in the market day in, day out.  

can someone teach me how to wholesale real estate without a license?

Teach your kids to work, to spend wisely, to save and to give.

What are your goals and what does each business model have for your style of investing?

They often teach people how to attempt to skirt the law.  

My management style is more "here's the result I want, let me know if you need help getting there" so it didn't fit me real well.