Are you able to start putting yourself through payroll like any other full-time / W2 employee of your business?

Down the road you might want to move to something a little more sophisticated like Carrot.Best of luck to you!

Then they're also running they're payroll almost 80% higher than we will or the market is, so if you adjust for that we're at a mid to high 6 cap.

I don't get too sophisticated.

I hope you get two more votes Frank then you will have double the votes to posts.. which indicates strong content on your side.the ones that get rich in wholesaling generally are the ones that charge 20 to 30k to teach you how.. its a very very tough gig.and its highly regional too.. in some areas it can work pretty good especially in low value asset areas that are underserved by the real estate community and the sellers are not at all sophisticated in the ways of real estate or they are BURNT out landlords. either way.. it takes a good chunk of money … some great sales skills and organizational skills and TIME.  

No flipper in Austin is seeing those kind of returns anymore - just the most sophisticated. 

If we didn't hire my company to do the remodel and I did it as a owner builder, maybe they would have a right to see receipts and payroll. 

My business is sophisticated.

Then, if you want any money out of it, you will need to take that money out as either payroll or dividends, both of which you will pay tax on again.However, if 1120 is really the status that is best for your situation (it's possible. 

a) Office Supplies (e.g. stamps, envelopes)   b) Software   c) Gas/Mileage   d) Advertising + Payroll   e) Concessions   f) Lease loss   g) Lease renewal fees12) Lawyer/Law office/Legal fees13) Accounting/Bookkeeping/CPA/Tax preparer/Tax advisor