If so, how difficult is that building inspector?

I currently work as a project supervisor for a technology company with hopes of leveling out my assets column with my first property very soon.

But eventually I want to start building using modular technology.  

In fact, most of them are sending me MLS listed properties which is indicative of either the difficulty in finding real deals or their lack of marketing.As an example of just how crazy the market is near where I live (Beverly Hills, Miracle Mile, Beverly Grove area),  my wife Catherine instagramed this photo the other day while she was door-knocking her farm.If I were to get into wholesaling, I would focus on more economically depressed areas with decent turnover (among many many other factors).

@Rusty Thompson  I think what OP meant is there are difficulties and issues to do inspections while the home is still being occupied, which is the case when one out of three roommates moves out. 

Kansas City has had the 2nd highest growth in technology start ups in the last 10 years and the highest growth in information technology which is why it is now being referred to as "Silicon Prairie" The Cerner Corp has broken ground on a $4.5B multi use office complex on the site of the old Bannister Mall on the east side that is expected to create 16,000 new jobs in the next 10 years.

The rest of your payment pays the loan.Now, the usual reason given for wanting a 30 year loan is higher cash flow and, if you had some difficulty paying the loan, the payment on the 30 year is less than a 15 year.  

And that is where my difficulty lies.

First management difficulty is at 5 and next change is at 20.  

Upfront fees are a very good sign you're being scammed.Sorry, but doing a BIG fix and flip like this with no cash of your own is going to be VERY, VERY difficult.  I