Should be plenty of homes and owners/just past retirement age that will be turning in the next 10 years. 

Then you can always just paste as Eddie said.

Easy enough just paste in the URL.

So what I do is I just paste the same message to thirty brokers in one area.

Sorry, the original list didn't format properly since I just pasted it from Excel (see above).Here's the list again.Thanks,Property AddressAsking PriceRent Rate (based on rental comps)Physical Characteristics (e.g., bed, baths, SQFT, etc.)Occupancy Status (preferably a Rent Roll)Rehab Estimate (vacant or if tenant leaves) Market Value (based on sold comps) also known as ARV (After Repair Value)Current ManagerAssignment Fee / Agent CommissionBack Taxes / Liens / MortgagesOwner Financing AvailabilityClosing Time FramePhotographsLeases and Tenant Ledgers

I just past the Maryland Real Estate exam and i will be looking for a Investor friendly brokerage that will also let me eventually buy and sell my own properties.

The reason I don’t want to wholesale in my own market is because I live in nyc and if you know anything about nyc and real estate investing it is one of the most competitive and over crowded markets to my knowledge and also because of this the people are not very trusting of any wholesalers from just past experiences in ny.

Perhaps prices are at or just past peak? 

These homes are on the outside of Sacramento, CA in the town of Galt just past Elk Grove, CA.

After some years spent learning the ropes, meeting the right people at the local investor meetings, I'd probably narrow it down to the right remote turnkey operator in the right area and start buying solid B-class turnkey rental properties -- probably just past Jersey in the Scranton-Wilkes Barre area.