Chase to me provides the best comprehensive accounts.  

Absolutely, I will not make a move without due diligence and a full comprehensive study of my ROI.

Due to the complexities in filing tax returns for real estate inside a retirement account, I would suggest using a tax preparer (at least for the first year) who has a comprehensive understanding of these type of investments.

I have yet to find a book with comprehensive information centered around wholesaling.

I was raised in a household where both parents worked 9-5 gigs and never promoted the entrepreneur lifestyle, although my dads family were business owners he never tried to adapt.

So no extra money to "prop up" these sinking properties and I did not get any bailout from the government either.Our house hold income from our jobs is a little under 6 figures a year and my credit score was near perfect!

I try to be as clear and comprehensive about what to expect upfront.

I've personally come from a household that has always believed that a close kitchen (kitchen in its own room like space) is the go to.

That has now continued with a purchase every 2-3 years, which has essentially added a third salary to our household. 

If you and husband do so successfully, that's 10% more right there, or another 10k/yr pretax for 100k income household.