Once you have 25+ properties you can sustain more frequent turnover, vacancies, and expenses.

The truth is, many many underwriters won't get what @andrew postell is accurately telling you or their company has overlays that inhibit them and before you actually do find that underwriter/needle in the haystack you'll most certainly spin your wheels with a variety of lenders with the potential to drop your credit score after a monster amount of credit pulls.  

There are a couple CPA's/Accountants on the message board who are frequent contributors to the forums.

I have noticed that a high volume frequent flipper in my area does not do little things like change outlet covers, or replace appliances, or will leave some older fixtures in place.  

It is not uncommon to see modified loans wanting to increase in value but ultimately still carry a sizable discount sometimes for a variety of reasons.  

I was just checking out the delinquent tax information for Virginia Beach and was wondering, has anyone on here frequented the tax auctions in the area?

I steer clear for a variety of reasons. 1.

The best advice I can give you for finding an office would be to interview a variety of companies, both big and small, national and local, until you find the one that feels right to you.  

For some variety, one SFR, one duplex, one 6 unit multifamily.

Yes there are a few of us here in RI on BP too.As you may have seen, BP has some excellent resources for wholesaling as well as some entertaining podcasts :)I also frequently recommend that people seek out a local real estate investor meeting such as RIREIG in RI or Black Diamond REI in southern Mass; I've been to both, and both are information-oriented, great places to network, and don't try to sell you anything.Besides that, if you have specific questions feel free to post them here on BP of course!