(as there are every where) You would just need to spend a good amount of time really learning the area and being comfortable with all the forces at play where you eventually decide to pull the trigger. 

That doesn't matter if you are comfortable just doing business by internet and phone rather than walking into a branch.

We buy and dozens to hundreds of properties per month and have done so since the late ‘90s.Around 2005 I had a SQL relational database custom designed by some bright local guys to the tune of about $300K to ease the processing pain my staff was experiencing.

If you are not comfortable in areas you consider "ghetto" or places where you start hearing "Dueling Banjos" you won't be comfortable going there, looking around, and checking in on your investment.Everyone has their definition of a good neighborhood.

I am currently an EEG technician, web developer/designer and social media marketing consultant with my own business.

I find rehab or interior design and staging of interest also.  

Also, if you grow your business and are interested in commercial real estate, you may benefit from a CCIM designation.

Or, if you are not comfortable with this, would any of the other wholesalers that you know be willing to possibly talk?

The title company may or may not provide title insurance, depends on how comfortable they are dealing with and underwriting auction foreclosures.  

That really depends on how many properties you're looking at, what your title relationship is like, and how comfortable you are looking at records yourself.