Reach out to a QBO pro that is familiar with those capabilities.

They are human and capable of error. 

Good luck with your real estate journey you are on the right track my brother.

You have a huge competitive advantage being a contractor since you can put some "sweat equity" into the deal if you wanted to save some money in the beginning, and you also probably are much better at estimating rehab budgets, getting great deals on materials, and keeping rehab timelines on track than the average newer investor.

Keeping that track record/reputation strong is so vital to a sponsor's continual growth. 

I currently have only one property which is my primary residence but am on track to purchase my first rental in 2020!

It seems like I might actually be on the right track!

The larger you go up in price the smaller the buyer pool shrinks so can get a little better cap rate and also better loan terms ( more lenders compete for larger loans as it is less to keep track of for servicing volume and locations tend to be stronger for higher priced properties.)My clients sign exclusives with me because it is a considerable time investment on both sides to work to achieve the common goal of effectively finding the best property in the buyers range to purchase that meets their quality and cash on cash objectives.The STNL market is fluid and the good properties go fast ( typically in days to 1 week max).

If you build a track record of wholesaling and hustling I think you could present yourself as a good candidate to the right group.

I'd be looking at their track record.