Would this be a smart career change so to speak?

When the market dips there will be opportunities to buy and you want to have the resources to make smart purchases.

Also be sure to check the restrictions in the banks P&S contract, sometimes they restrict you from selling within xx amount of days and/or above a certain % of purchase price.

I thought about renting but would barely make the mortgage, which doesn't seem smart to me.

Radaisy,Your Castle Real Estate has maps of those cities neighborhoods that contain the average sold price, the Days on Market, the number of "Under Contracts,"  Chris Lopez, who is in BP, can provide you with those maps and any other data you need on these markets.

Didn’t get too much out the list but a few contracts one with real good numbers but didn’t sell due to curb appeal

Of course I do not know your contracts and am just making general statements that would be true in my area with my contracts.

Wholesaling as you may or may not know is a way of investing in real estate by placing properties under contract typically at below market value with the sole purpose of transferring that contract to a cash buyer at a higher price .

GC would hire electricians etc and I presume they would be licensed also, I can demand it in our contract also I suppose. 

If it looks good, I arrange to meet with them the following day for a contract to hold and then I call the prior landlord and employers, and then finally run the background check.