My suggestion - better in time and effort, and money (through the mistakes you going to make), than paying a guru.Between BP and books and all the other podcasts and blogs available for free, you shouldn't need any paid training - don't fall for that.

My oppinion is big advantage to delinquent taxpayer because it is more options available for making money renting and preservation improvements in the first 3 years under the old Alabama procedure.

When I take on a new client, I let them know that I'm always available for questions and to chat. 

I'm always available to fish that pond!

If you see any quality lower-cost courses on wholesaling or marketing available locally or online, consider taking them. 

Tampa & Charlotte are also strong markets, I'd suggest taking deeper dive into available inventory in and around each market for starters.

Having reviewed the available materials, I disagree with your analysis.

I would zone to MF so you don't have 4 financed properties but one, 10 financed properties is the max allowed on the conventional market, you will get there pretty fast with single units and after that only commercial loans are available, even for a small condo...

I help run a community laundry night in my town and a common complaint is that there are never any available machines in the large complexes...so maybe if a machine is available they cram it full trying to get all their laundry done at once. 

You need a VERY trustworthy, available, excellent at what he/she does handyperson to be on call that knows your building(s) inside out.