But this is not for the faint of heart, and in my opinion the strategy should be reserved for the most experienced and sophisticated investors.

Yes, I agree most of the jobs may not be sophisticated management positions with huge salaries, but they will contribute to the areas they are entering in a very significant manner. 

I don't know where the term "wholesaling" came from - maybe a car salesman - it only makes sense to me - if you are an investor (one who controls, buys, contracts for, auctions or assigns/flips real estate for a profit) you are purchasing below market ( it would not be a wise investor who pays retail - unless for personal use or redevelop to a higher and more profitable use) - - I prefer to be an investor - to me and others in this business who see many of these folks who call themselves "wholesales" as less sophisticated in the real estate business (only understanding a limited and small portion of real estate) not a serious professional and knowledgeable making equity profits - others see them as opportunist often times getting over on sellers sometimes unintentionally.

Although I certainly get a TON of value from the platform already, I found that more sophisticated, nuanced advice for financing commercial and multi-family real estate was sorely needed. 

Smaller companies can't afford to keep folks like myself on the payroll in that what I do is pretty specialized.  

I have one person on the payroll and it is an annual subscription.

It wouldn't take any sophisticated programming, just something like a simple pop-up that would have an agreement button to close.

What sophisticated community you are going after.

If I have a question about spending or taxes or need some payroll I simply call my CPA he can draw up the payroll if needed and the advice is free and only takes a few seconds to get. 

Embedding is a pretty sophisticated way to manage finances that allows this sort of contributions, depending on the operating agreement.