But if you are not actively working on becoming 1 on google... you will eventually get kicked out of the game.Your best bet is PPCtalk to @Angel-Ty L. about this. 

That's not necessarily where the rich and ultra wealthy live, but they certainly go there to play and they spend a lot of money there. 

I know I'm not super active posting but I do read the forums quite a bit and have listened to maybe about 1/3 the podcasts now, but I can first off say that having a place like this has really helped me a lot in guiding me to the right decisions that has made my first attempt a success!

Quoting from an article I read:"Second-tier entitlement makes it possible for qualified buyers to hold two or more active VA home loans at the same time.

At the moment I'm VERY BLESSED to have both a full-time AND a part-time job that both pay me well and give me time for "personal" activities at work.

If the wholesaler thinks you will play judge as to how much he is making (my buyers know they better not)3.

Maybe the Midwest markets are a better play right now, but I’m looking for ideas.

After some research, it seems, there is nothing illegal about it, as long as there is not active knocking/engaging with the home owner, as well as staying away from communities whos HOA has a no trespassing signI get them all the time at my house, but they are usually for restaurants, which isn't offensive at all, which is why people probably won't complain and much as "I would like to help you sell your house if your house, etc"If anyone has any advice or knowledge about possible fines associated with this it would be much appreciated. 

Like upgraded electrical, heating, ventilating, air conditioning, plumbing, ADA, etc...Where this comes into play is if say a tenant of one apartment unit sets his unit on fire, burns it up and now you have to go in to rebuild his unit. 

For 1 of the markets there hasn't been much activity for multifamily properties in the area.