@Nathan Nance  Once you have selected a provider make sure you take your due diligence on the property a few steps further.  

But some landlord groups worry the measure will sacrifice residents’ safety.The measure passed in an 8-0 initial vote, and requires one more vote — set for Feb. 4 — before it will go into effect.

If you repair the foundation on only select places, don't be surprised if the other sides will suddenly start "working".

I think there would be value, however I think you really have to be selective. 

This seasoning (typically 6 months) in effect places a time limiter on how fast you can do the process which has the side effect of potentially limiting how many BRRRR you can do in any amount of time.  

Will someone that is, in effect, getting 100% financing for an investment property pay a double digit interest rate on 25% of that sales price worth of borrowed money, if it means they get the FNMA 30YF interest rate on 75% of the borrowed money? 

Or maybe have no effect, I just dont have the experience to determine.

I see 50% of people who get licensed, that do less than a deal a year, which is not cost effective.

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Definitly find a contractor to give you a rough idea of rehab costs.If i were you id select an area first and see whos got the most listings in the area and contact them.