As an agent, have you picked a focus yet or considered specializing/nicheing into being an "investor friendly" agent targeting investors to work with (over generic homebuyers)?

While slightly more “boring”, with the amount of money you have to work with you could probably finance 4-6 $200,000 rentals and generate monthly income that could go a long way towards replacing / supplementing  a descent portion of your W2 income. 

Something so they know it isn't just a generic sign.

Quote from @Adam Guymon: Here's some generic advice.

Generic lists + poor skip trace data = horrible results.  

I believe you did supplement A?

I'd always felt it would be less likely to be taken seriously if I started with brokers since my questions would be more generic for the space and less...directed, I guess is the word.

Anyway, as I am actively searching for and applying for new positions, I am and always have been interested in wholesaling as a way to supplement income.What are some tips, pointers and or resources I can use to help me get the ball rolling?

Ryan,When you type into the google search "generic home rental agreement" you can click on images at the top and in most cases simply download and print. or right click then dowload and print without even going to the website.

i guess my preferred inheritance option would be to have cash flowing property checks in the mailbox every month that could supplement any other income and that budget could fund everything from passion projects to tuition to memory making travel experiences.