Why don't you publish your fees on your web site?   

@Sam ShuehI got the data PDF report from Bay East Association of Realtors web site:https://bayeast.org/Here are some of the data report, showing that some bay area cities have supply from 10 months supply to more than 20 months supply during 2008 Great Recession. 

You will also help fill in gaps in your understanding way faster than reading about it - e.g. you'll be forced to find financing and insurance for a vacant property and suddenly you'll know 3X more than you would have by reading about it (also read about it, but it's easier to read once you have the frame of reference)3) pick your deal source (wholesalers, direct mail, web leads via Fbook/google ads, auctions, MLS older listings of ppl who are getting desperate as we head into fall) and get really good at working that one flow.

I of course have some skills I could offer such as developing websites and marketing because I am a Web Developer but aside from that how does an investor help an agent and vice versa?

Check out thepointsguy (search the term on the web). 

This change in mindset had me all over the web for ways to invest my money, because I know otherwise, it will be spent on meaningless things.

Check the web for comps.

We have a web based platform that syncs in real time with our iOS app and allows coaches and players to view 360 practice footage directly from their phones.

We built out a web page specific to COVID-19 information including links to everything and anything of applicable information including links for both tenants and property owners.

See my prior topic on "Big City Marketing" at:**deleted web link**Going to expand on 3 approaches I took and then what the status is on Rent up.