Perhaps a little of both since new revenue streams and potential new career are goals.

Deal Stats:Units: 4 (2 duplexes with a shed and connecting roof)Rental Income: 2400/Mo, 28,800/year - though only 1800 when Im living there.Cost: 220,000, 3.5% down with FHA, 30 years at 3.25%Cash invested: ~9,000All units full right now, further deal analysis in this threadPlan is to do renovations on the unit I'm living in, purchase another multi unit in town, a flip in town, a turnkey out of town (have been looking at KC, Cleveland and Indy) with the refi cash and building an income stream from REI. 

any tips of how to establish a relationship with a wholesaler and get a stream of deals?

They don't have live streaming without a cable affiliation and let me tell you - the Today Show is marshmallow fluff compared to the education I was getting daily from Squawk Box, etc. ...

I believe I am a rare type of contractor that looks to build the relationship for return and ongoing revenue stream rather than hit and run and take as much as I can on any deal.

Has the income stream increased?

However, the addressable market still consists of more than 6.3 million students in 280 markets, based on my target market of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's) and other public flagship institutions with more than 5,000 students.I've honed my skills and created competitive advantages that should help grow are tenant stream for years to come.

However, the addressable market still consists of more than 6.3 million students in 280 markets, based on my target market of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's) and other public flagship institutions with more than 5,000 students.I've honed my skills and created competitive advantages that should help grow are tenant stream for years to come.

Here is your income stream.

Always leverage your strengths and talents in order to generate additional streams of income that will help you with your end game (which I assume is passive income through real estate investing).