As an employee of the C-corp I will be able to draw a salary, receive bonuses, and make tax-free contributions back into the 401k plan for future profit sharing.  

@Trent Reeve excellent points especially the value add bonus!

So not sure you get exposure faster, might actually be slower.The benefits are that you will probably be feed some business initially or maybe even throughout your career with a team no matter what position you are in....so maybe a chance at a steadier income or maybe even salary plus bonus, vs being straight 100% commission.   

It's not perfect and may still put one in the laundry room but sure helps.I've even used it as a way to walk contractors around the property (with me on the phone) for quotes with some success.Almost as a bonus, it is amazing the things you see tenants do.Oren

I'm looking for a good company in Atlanta to do a cost segregation on a SFH I bought last year for accelerated bonus depreciation.

If possible you would be better off putting 30-40% down on two different properties and trying to make them both cash flow decently, do some repairs to create value, if you can Refi later on at a better rate then your cash flow gets better as a bonus. 

I'm an Agent and starting investor, I don't believe getting your license will not help with deal flow; however, there are plenty of bonuses.

Ask about if you can change MOS, commitment (if any), duty station (Reserves has way more choices than your typical active duty locations), any non-deployable units(I'm in an OC/T unit that evaluates units getting ready to deploy and does not deploy), and any bonuses available.If you're set on getting out, do your research on what schooling and/or job you would get and how much you would be making and if that's conducive to your lifestyle and financial goals.

Her and I both get a yearly bonus through our day jobs and although the bonus was not large it still went directly into the investment fund.

This is just what his parents suggest he do with his bonus money from his military time.I am open to critiques and want to understand other view points