You'd pay more in taxes, but if you're doing volume it'd prob be worth showing higher amounts in W-2 vs. distributions.

I'm not high volume so the deals need to be a good use of my capital and time.

I agree there are no real special discounts at HD/Lowes unless you buy in volume, in which case they take care of you. 

Since we're non-judicial, it's hard as hell to monitor them efficiently, but most of the high-volume originators will file their notice of auction 45 - 60 days out from the planned auction date.  

@Rich Hupper  old and out dated information.the rate and term refi or cash out refi is back in play.. so yes you can do those types of loans again.. they were not available from 09 to about 2012 or 2013 in any kind of volume but they are back again...

I live there and see a high volume being bought and sold. 

(if the math makes sense of course) Also, is there any advantage to owning a large volume of property in a small area? 

Ideally find someone who's an investor themselves, and who does a lot of volume of business in your area.

Some investors have ways to really cut costs and also make their profit in volume rather than a flip here and there. 

My goal is to increase the volume of Flips and venture into rental properties.I hope to contribute and help others along the way to my goals of financial freedom.