There are plenty of resources online that will point you in the right direction but the best way is to consult with a specialist on your specific situation.

He is helping me build my network and actually "consulting" on rehab costs.

Evan,My partner and I would be willing to consult with you however wish to discuss what your objectives are and what you are facing with regards to the business.  

If you stumble across Elite Consulting P.C. from Illinois, run the opposite direction.

I have a 40 foot cottonwood on my lot, but very close to the property line.It's been dead for a couple years, and is starting to lean a bit toward the neighbor's yard.The Arborist says he needs a crane to remove it safely for $1900.My insurance company was no help when I consulted them.Once it falls, it will only cost $500 to clean up.$1900 is just too much!

Find a good consultant with a good XRF machine and get them tested.

You may want to consult with a investor RE attorney and see what fits you.As far as websites, I always would have a a website for wholesaling.

Be careful, consult a local real estate specializing attorney to draw up the documents. 

By profession, I am a management consultant and currently consult IT and marketing companies to improve their project management capability and deliver programs & projects.

Consult with a CPA of course, but I don't provide daily services such as breakfast or housekeeping, so as far as we're concerned it's passive.