I now understand why the markets aren't so volatile over here and why you aren't particularly fond of wholesaling in Montreal.

Podcast 70&71 would be particularly interesting to a new wholesaler, check them out.

Nothing else is particularly close.

Thanks I've done both via fax per their request, it seems they are unaware of such a request in this particular jurisdiction.

The particular brokerage you choose to hang your license with is really not as big of a deal as you may think.

I'm asking because I have read on here that networking/partner, with another wholesaler in a particular area is one way of gaining experience or getting the first deal under your belt, I'm looking to possibly go that direction.

Anything in particular I should look for in a HML?

They leverage economies of scale and relationships built over time that you have no access to at this point.There are arguments to be made on both sides, particularly in the first couple of flips and if you have no construction background. 

One of the  tips that I picked up here is start driving / visiting areas you would like to invest in so you get a feel for prices, rents , house conditions etc, and visit and look at lots of homes and open houses so your eye get used to looking at repairs / upgrades that are normal in a particular market .  

Oklahoma is like a DFW suburb, but without the Texas property taxes, I particularly like Oklahoma City.