Depending on how you are fund your flips, I would say anything north of the 30k mark in working capital will allow you to get in on flips in PG or SE DC markets. 

Hello Biggerpockets,

I'm Kevin and I've recently gotten really intrigued by the wealth growing power of real estate. I've been reading 3-4 books a week in my spare time to learn as much as I could about the business....

I know a few counties in SE FL where the going rate is $8k - 30k depending on location.

@Bryan Otteson- by the way i am not a 'wholesaler' per se. bigger pockets labeled me as such. i tried to changed and could not. i have to request a change and go thru a few a steps to get it changes and i haven't  done it yet.  

@Eric Kump I am a wholesaler in the S/E valley.

There's no problem with it per se, as long as it cash flows really well, that's good enough.

That said, if you can find a position where there is no ceiling per se, then you can still achieve good income however you are going to have to produce good volume.Now, all that said, it is not too different for RE agents.  

BP will be a great resource for you as there are many active members based in SE WI.  

Even better if they already have decent to high salaries already sicne their SE/Fica responsibility will be covered. 

I am a bit confused as to why you have a $7,600 swing by changing entity type, I could see it causing some difference in accountant fees at the very least if you're including them in that, and maybe something with SE tax, but $7,600 for a new business seems a little much.