However, the wholesalers that I have talked to have very limited inventory 1-7 properties max.I do have a full time job and I am not sure I can do wholesaling yet.

Sean,Do you ever get any inventory in the Chicago area?  

DFW has near record lows for inventory and have for the better part of the last 3-years.  

Not a great deal of inventory at the moment, at least in the areas we've been looking (Medford, Malden, Melrose, Wakefield, Stoneham, Woburn).

If you're on the gentrification line, you might want to swing a little harder and see if you can improve your tenant pool, but if you are buried between the airport and demarcation line I would probably go as inexpensive as possible.

my understanding is even if you only do one flip during your lifetime and have a day job, you have to pay the fed/state/SE tax.it's inventory. buy it, fix it up, and sell it. that's a business - not a stock.that's how the IRS would view it, IMO.

Also, there is a plentiful inventory of homes ranging from the 1920s to the 1950s in Miami.  

You can improve it.

The reason behind this is so all of the neighbors can see that you're working on your outside and people will start buying things and improving their own properties.

You might also consider other wholesalers as ways to get inventory.