Or will it be a slow and steady pace, and best if we start with BRRR deals? 

There are other ways to fund this type of deal, but if you don't have access to or know of them, I'd slow down, get to some REI meetings in your area and learn more about this process.

Instead of looking at the "equity" (which only makes sense if the market continues to rise and doesn't drop) look at the fees/monthly payments and how comfortable you are with paying that amount (even if wholesaling business slows or your house is suddenly no longer worth the mortgage you have on it). 

What we don't know is whether that is just a more severe version of the normal September slow-down or if it's a precursor to a bigger slow-down to come.I personally like the buy and hold thing so I think it's fine to buy now.

Some of the issues we are running into that are either slowing the deal up or terminating the file completely. 1) Liens/judgements arising during the title search preventing the sale2) One off issues, such as shared driveway issues, shared parcel issues3) Death certificate ordering (slowing down process) 4) Abstract & Survey updating (taking about 3 weeks to complete in our area) 5) Attorney Communication (When our attorneys are not on one side of the deal) These are just some of the issues that we are seeing in our market.

I feel that home warranties are pretty useless and it wouldn't surprise me if they intentionally slow things down knowing that you will just give up and replace the item.

Or vice versa, if the 6% interest is higher than what you could get in returns, pay that off first.But right now, it seems like the real estate market has slowed quite a bit across the board.

Although, housing prices should be coming down as things start to slow down.

They were awfully slow in closing, but offer a 6 month promo rate of 2.75% at 89% CLTV.

Acquiring 6 rental properties in 1 year isn't easy.It doesn't look like you will be slowing down anytime soon so I would look for an accountant who is well versed in real estate taxation.You may want to ask him how many of his clients are real estate investors.