Underwriting the deal with an underwriting model specifically built for syndication deals is key.

Again, nothing specifically prohibits it.

You have to specifically ask for that though.

I'm new to RE investing as well specifically Wholesaling.

To your specific questions - "Any advice on finances, purchasing a company, who I can get to help/hire, how to structure this, or any advice in general would be greatly appreciated."

I was looking for specific companies that don't seem to exist.

Additionally, it's always advisable to consult with a qualified real estate attorney who can review the specific details of your contract and ensure it complies with Virginia law.Here are some additional points to remember:Real estate transactions involve significant financial investments.

Whether you're working with residential properties, or specializing in a niche market, I'm keen to learn about what strategies have worked wonders for you and what tactics may have fallen short of expectations.Some specific points I'd love to discuss include:Where have you found the best leads or prospects?

The exact rate can vary based on the lender, the borrower's creditworthiness, and the specific property. 

Parts of Newark and Paterson are horrible, but it all depends on the specific area within that city.