Investor friendly RE agents

[Chelsea Gatewood]

I am preparing to be a real estate investor, buying my first property before I graduate college. My job now working at a restaurant is not going to cut it so I'm becoming a real estate agent so I have the potential to make more money and therefore save a lot more. I have a good handle on my finances now so I'm not worried about that aspect. I'm also becoming an agent so that I have a "job" when I graduate school and as a way to network.

That being said, I want to be an investor-friendly agent so I stand out from the crowd. I listen to podcasts, and I'm learning everything the basic real estate agent would need to learn.

Question:

What else can I learn about specifically that would be beneficial to possible client's that are real estate investors? What are y'all looking for in an agent?