I would suggest printing off a few of the free ones and just reading through them and taking notes on them of things you like, don't like, or just don't understand.

I just wonder if what I get for my place will have less buying power where I want to move by the time I find the right place due to the coming inflation from all the dough getting printed right now.Anyone care to weigh in on this?

He charges me about $150 per property (assuming I hand him a printed spreadsheet showing my rental incomes and expenses at the end of the year). 

Make sure you read the fine print.

And sometimes a handwritten letter will get there attention or maybe its a printed one.

Your questions are best suited for your lender who can go through all the fine print to make sure you qualify.I'm pretty sure that it will have to be your primary residence to get to 90% LTV though.

No need to worry about leaving foot prints in public records.Most wholesalers start out without an LLC, file taxes as each wholesale deal is a Schedule C.   

Create a door hanger (it is very inexpensive to create and get printed) and hang on doors of distressed looking properties in your general market area.  

We look for durability, something that is easy to clean, a neutral color and the type of pile that does not show foot prints.

I then have my Chase Business Account linked to Stessa so it will import the payments and still run all the features that I like (Tracking Rental Income, P/L statements, Tax form simple print outs) because it will sync with my Chase Business account.