Are you pulling tax info straight from the auditor's site?

They will NOT audit or otherwise verify the data I submitted to them, they do NOT perform procedures designed to discover irregularities, should they exist.

Accounting is a wide field, including keeping track of income and expenses (bookkeeper), preparing financial statements (accountant), reviewing financial documents (auditor), managing corporate finances (controller), preparing tax returns (tax accountant) etc.

How would an auditor be able to tell the difference between a $300 withdrawal to pay a contractor and a $300 cash withdrawal to put in your pocket (i.e. tax evasion)?

@Steven Hamilton II I work in Public Accounting as an External Auditor (riveting stuff, I know).

This is likely what the auditor is looking at to make the determination.

@Timothy Rosales, you can also start on your local auditor's website and search properties for free in chosen zip codes (at least that's what I've done in Ohio).

My ability is to manage the books and communicate with the CPA/auditors. 

It turns out that they marked it as as a single family home from the start, never caught it, and when it went through a set of secondary auditors, that's where it was found.

If you do very well, get an auditor to audit your performance.(3) Advertise your results to investors.In step (2), if you don't do well, you probably need to start another incubator fund or look for a different career.