If not than most states have on the State's State Department Website (or something similarly titled) a list of banking institutions who are legally registered as banks in the state you're in.

I am not sure where I heard that or if it's correct but figured it might be an issue if it is. 

As alluded to above, the operational issue with blanket loans is you give up control of the sale of individual properties to the bank.

I’m unsure if I will BRRR or flip Yet.Im pre approved to finance with a conventional loan, for investment property, paying 20% down.Would I get in any issue if I flip or refinance after 6 months because it is a conventional loan?

Part of your issue may be that you are looking in secondary and tertiary markets.

hi Sean thank you for responding to me I’m in Morris County but I’m pretty much willing to start can you give me anywhere it makes sense I don’t Have issues with traveling around the state as long as it’s beneficial .  

By the time I got to the house to observe the issue she had it all cleaned up but the funk was still in the air.

I've always believed that balance or sort of the middle of the road answer is the best.Having said that, let me argue both sides of the issue.

If I purchase this home will I have issues reselling it down the road?

Possibly the big issue is that when you wholesale most advertise/market the house for sale.