For a 100% return on the S&P it would need to go from 33,000 to 66,000.  

There is no easy money.

I can also get a Home Equity Loan from Better Mortgage for another $70k and then sell which would reduce the taxable amount to about $130kCurious on thoughts from others if you would prefer to try and rent it out again or sell and allocate the money elsewhere. 

I make good money and I have enough money saved up to buy my first property.

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An example of this would be mixing your personal money and LLC money in the same bank account.3.

I now make double what I use to so I can afford to put money into investing monthly.

We are currently offering 12-16% interest to our private money investors which we feel is a strong offer in this market.

While the acquisition was being processed, I ran an ad advertising a $75,000 home for $60,000 and no money down.

Potential asterisk on pulling that money out of the S-Corporation.The benefit of not having real property in an S-Corporation is flexibility (don't have the same deemed gain rules if pulling it out of a partnership), basis in the debt (in your case you don't have any debt).You could still end up with some double tax on this.