You've likely missed your window, given that most states have deadlines to report damage, and you implied that there was nothing more.  

Here’s the catch: because you’re implying that you’re a potential new client, each accountant will gladly spent 5-15 minutes with you on the phone for free.

Also since wholesaling implies double closing, timing is very important. 

This why some people say to invest where you live because it implies that you know that market.

@Jay Hinrichs Good point there...I was simply implying that if @Katie Haney or any investor can work with a real estate professional her chances of success will increase exponentially.  

A team of 100 or so players (plus coaches, trainers, management) isn't really going to cause the tremendous impact that everyone is hoping for.

I don't know much about this guy's blog, but he implies he made a lot of money in property ownership in the Bay Area.

Your post implies that you have all three.  

Also, if a property is sold as-is, it is implied that the seller will not make any adjustments based on the condition of the boiler, roof, etc (but you can certainly try!).

I have invested a couple times at near market highs and those properties depreciated in the short-term (implied by invested near market high) but today look to be outstanding investments.