@Greg Scott I came across this today practicing analyzing deals.

*If you use and/or have a great/excellent real estate agent, you can lean on their ability and resources. 

I'm wondering if it's time to find a new accountant that also invests in real estate that can help set us up to minimize our tax liability without affecting our ability to acquire additional loans. 

We also typically mention the required option fee in the ad, to screen out those without the ability to pay it.I encourage you to consider working with an agent to get it listed on MLS, particularly one familiar with how these deals work.Also, I recommend you increase your option fee to test the market; you can always reduce it if you haven't gotten any traction in the first week.

I own an S-corp in a medical practice...been doing that almost 20 years.

Our properties are 1.5 hours from where I live, and I'm trying to create a streamline business that has the ability to scale. 

If so, is there a lot of people in this area that practice wholesaling?

I would also ask if you have any prior experience in investing such as the stock market or not since the mentality of investing rather than speculating is one that is easy to explain but hard to put into practice.

Do you have the ability to close?

I've been using Rentometer and Mashvisor to run numbers practicing deals.