Your first deal isn't about hitting a home run it's about starting momentum.

I know if I maintain the momentum I will suceed and as it is early in my learning curve I know also that I may not be ready for or able to identify the right deal.

At anytime in the first five years, you could move back to the original house for one more year and still get the Cap Gains Exemption.I'm a believer in keeping your momentum going and utilizing rock bottom interest rates. 5 years from now, you may decide to just do a 1031 exchange on the original house, anyways, which will still allow you to avoid paying any immediate taxes.

I want to invest NOW, before I loose my momentum.   

I foresee purchasing many more cash flow properties during the next few years now that the momentum has begun...

You want to build momentum so you can start generating leads.

How do I find the right people to grow this idea into a reality and really get the momentum rolling? 

@Rashida Bailey...I recommend that you don't quit your job until not only you have multiple wholesale transactions under your belt but also a strong momentum & transaction pipeline along with the equivalent of at least 6 months of your expenses saved in the bank.As for marketing...the best FREE marketing you can do is hit the streets, find vacant properties, talk the the neighbors to give you info on the owners or help you get in contact with the owners, and network with everyone telling then you are buying.  

I'm excited about the momentum we're starting to generate and looking forward to going full time within a year.

If you are doing 2k mail pieces a month how long does it take to build up enough momentum to get to where you are actually consistently closing on that 1 a month?