I would recommend that the Attorney must be: In the state where you are planning on Wholesaling.A litigating attorney.Experienced with the agent’s/broker’s regulatory board for your state.Familiar with Wholesaling, if you are explaining it to them, they are the wrong attorney.If they are also a licensed broker, that is helpful but not mandatory.You will spend $125 to $1,000 for their advice and it will be the best money you’ve ever spent.Emotions and conjecture on the topic of wholesaling vary widely.

Any body by chance know?

In an abbreviated list we would have to look into the physical property, the title to the real property, the credit worthiness of the borrower - past and future (includes performance), servicing of the loan if originated, the paperwork the loan was originated by and regulatory and compliance issues related to the loan and borrower.  

I am trying to find something that is flexible and does not take my body full time.

The result is that whereas 5 years ago passive investors expected little more than an investment summary, investors now expect (and demand) a private placement memorandum, subscription agreement, attorneys opinion, tax opinion, and full compliance with the securities regulatory environment, even on smaller deals. 

He was an able bodied 25 year old.

It could be body language.

Put your company name and Georgia Board of Residential & General Contractors license number in the body of the message.

The title question seemed different than the actual question in the body. 

In my area, I would probably start with the county, which is the taxing body and which maintains property records.Here's a link you may find some value in.