I would love to connect with you to broaden my network around Saskatoon.

I may have to broaden my search.

I would encourage you to hang your agent's license with another firm -- broaden your client base and work with more reputable buyers/brokers. 

At the same time you're working for (or with) someone else you need to be networking like a mofo.Go to all your local meetups and connect with different investors/wholesalers to broaden your buyers list.

It broadens the possibilities for a better future outcome.5) Join Local Real Estate Investor Associations. 

I am renting in Hackensack, New Jersey but would like to broaden my search to Union City, North Bergen, Cliffside Park, and all surrounding areas.

I'd probably rather own these leveraged assets than an index fund, for example.But, if you broaden your scope of available investments (read: hire an HNW financial advisor, familiarize yourself with private equity opportunities, or find talented real estate investors you trust to silently co-invest with), you'll find much better opportunities for this portion of your portfolio. 

For now, being newer to the space I err on the side of caution and compliance, so I avoid those states that require licenses until and/when I get to the point where I need to focus on getting a license to broaden my portfolio. 

If you’re open to doing medium-term (30+ day rentals), this is a great strategy as well and it will broaden your search area dramatically (inventory is extremely tight here currently).

I want to broaden my horizon to find different ways of reaching potential tenants.