Why real-estate:Like Robert Kiyosaki says in Rich Dad, Poor Dad, owning a house is a sentimental choice for many, while real estate investors stress the importance of securing assets, not liabilities.

I anticipate having more come in than I can handle and was wondering if anyone knew a great resource on wholesaling just in case I can't handle the project or secure funding on multiple projects. 

For example, where a duplex or quad can secured with standard residential financing, a medium sized apartment block will require things like environmental assessments, etc... 

What kinds of coverage are important to secure?

Rather than another book recommendation, I would recommend you find a mentor in your area and try to secure an internship.

I am currently in the process of setting up escrow accounts for the security deposits for my tenants.

One thing you might add to your list of "to do's" is create a "Walk Through Form" for the tenant to sign when you give them possession so down the road there are no disagreements over the condition of the property when it is time to disperse their security deposits when they eventually move out. 

We all know, it is easy to go into the tax records and get the owner name and address but if they want to find me, they will need to work a bit to secure the contact info.Hope that helps. 

I have 4 months security deposit.

Also, what techniques would you use to see if the flip was actually done properly and professionally and that corners were not cut that can be costly in the future?