To answer your question on volume, resale activity is almost 3/4 of peak, but new home activity is less than 10%.  

It stands to reason that it would take great volume to see profits.

However, I'm worried it would be too successful and I wouldn't be able to handle the volume.

I would not go to some quick place that makes their money on volume of returns.

Stacking time frame is dependent upon program submission volume.

Banks will get heartburn over doing the deal as it is not the sort of thing they are accustomed to doing, but there is no law against it.

You can only hope to generate enough volume that law of averages eventually works in your favor and you get a good lead.

We'll get a breath of fresh air as the fireworks go off and then everyone who was thinking about doing a transaction this summer will slap themselves in the face as they realize the peak is over and they will flood the market with the last push of volume before the season slows into fall.Limited Multi's in good areas make those prices high and higher.Open up your search or pay the price.Fun times!

Even if your market has a lower volume of deals, maybe there's another market within a few hours which you could consider.

@Michael Hayes Bing has lower volume, but cheaper cost per deal in my experience of spending almost 1M on motivated seller leads between Adwords, Bing, and Facebook.