I recommend doing a good amount of learning, and once you have a good idea of the process, including the steps involved and the way to accomplish those steps, make a forum post explaining that you are a newbie and want to make sure you have a firm grasp on wholesaling, and describe the whole process as if you were explaining it to someone else.

You may find that in one firm, but I prefer specialists.Look for a good commercial insurance brokerage, you'll be looking at several options for liability protection, use them. 

Landlords and property managers,We own our own properties and also own a property management firm in Seattle.

We are right next to San Jose, California in the San Francisco Bay Area.I am also a real estate attorney and decided to start my own real estate firm after having put together many deals for clients.I am an active community volunteer as well.I look forward to learning more from all of you.

Noticed your post and wanted to extend a product idea that our firm has that could be of assistance to your situation, if you haven't found a solution already. 

Get firm if you have to @Carol Venolia!

If it's by a well known accounting firm, that one thing, but if they're preparing them theirselves, you might want supporting documents, for instance, a couple of months of bank statements.  

I'm a partner in a commercial general contracting firm by day and work on personal projects at night and during the weekends.  

@Kelly Maestri  My firm is licensed to lend in AZ and OR.  

I work for an investment firm that sometimes works with wholesalers and the first question I will ask is "are you a licensed agent".