If you don't see it listed there, you could always reach out to @Jay Hinrichs as he is engaged here on the forums.

I stumbled upon BP and I'm really glad I did because I've learned a lot from listening to the podcasts alone so I can only imagine the plethora of information I'll learn by being an active, engaged member!

Here is a realtor that I have personally used for a retail purchase and now am actively engaged to help me find portfolio properties--ERIC THOMPSON has extensive RE experience and knows the entire area very well. 

BP is a great place to network and engage others involved in the investment community.Don't hesitate to reach out to if you need anything.

@Theresa Harris, he is overall one angry fellow, I believe neighbors are reluctant to engage :(.

Stay active on the site, engage the community by posting in the forums asking and answering questions, meet other pros from your area (check out local market forums), listen to the podcast shows, and use the resources available on BP to your advantage.

I think there is a direct correlation between the amount of money a person has when they get started wholesaling and the likelihood of that wholesaler engaging in shady practices in order to get a deal.

Once, you think maybe you've learned something - then engage in conversations that will prove or refute what you think you have learned. 

When you engage someone to help you with creation of your fund, I'd encourage you to ask them about those pieces and ensure the money you plan to redeploy in your OZ fund is done so on the right timeline.  

Remember that if he's renting out a property he doesn't own, he may engage in actions that are not lawful.