After finding out that it doesn't work like Jack's magic beans, I invested in mentoring from a professional who got me started at a whole level beyond the back and started the cash rolling in. 

Find a local landlord wanting out and buy their whole portfolio with a small down and seller financing.

He was a janitor is whole life.

I failed to explain my whole strategy which does target the tax delinquent out of state owners of raw land who will sell at a deep discount to me.

What I like about this strategy is that you can achieve high rents without having to manage a ton of properties, which generally mean less maintenence, capex and headache. 

I am interested in responses which  can give me ideas on how to generate new income and use technology to achieve this.

I joined BiggerPockets about a month ago and haven't really done a whole lot else on here because I've been reading business and flipping books.

It's harder to achieve but it can be done.

I have a great company I work with that educates the consumer, deletes accounts, and creates a future credit plan to achieve their end goal.

Now, I don't actually know, but I will speculate that this agent will put the seller's house under contract then market that contract to their stable of buyers.Outside of that, I've never actually heard of an agent or broker buying properties for resale, though I'm sure it actually happens occasionally - just not as a matter of practice.The whole question of licensing for wholesaling seems to be a legal grey-area, especially when one gets a MLS-listed property under contract with the intention of then selling that contract to another person/party.