Wholesalers, wholetailers, DO help sellers, if you categorize an entire group of people based on a few stories you heard or a few things you've seen you have the same mentality as a racist. 

I just observed some accomplished investors honestly presenting risk/return vs, some blue-sky investors making categorical statements about perceived risk which has proven historically questionable.

You can Note and categorize your expenses and break them down if needed.

Another possibility is if the income/expense is categorized as management fee will that separate it from the owners statements?

I was just wandering, what do you categorize as a deal?

but forgetting they spend 10-15 hours per week working on their properties for $0 compensation other than that $200 per door, which is more properly categorized as a wage/earned income vs. a passive investment return. 

I hate categorizing it as turnkey, because of the emptiness of the word, but you did a good job of identifying the need for the passive investment.  

In addition, want to clarify that REI Nation doesn’t categorize their properties into buckets like ABCD.

Ideally, importing and organizing and categorizing receipts are important in order to maximize tax benefits.  

I import transactions from the banks and cards, categorize them, and it's all done and ready to generate any report I set up.