I am under contract on a foreclosure and scheduled to close in 3 days.

A successful agent with a busy schedule simply can't afford to work with one client for 4 months, submitting unrealistic offers with no deals (and therefore no pay). 

The Seller's agent may have info on expenses (Schedule E, utility bills, etc) that they may provide in a marketing package 

Schedule E.

Many lenders have asset depletion products and some portfolio lenders will consider Schedule D income.  

We have worked out the interest rate and amortization schedule, now I'm in need of a "mortgage" agreement between myself and the partnership for the sell transaction. 

Do you schedule yearly inspections?  

., or do you have a GC scheduling everything and overseeing work?

It will include things like your strategy, track record, resume, personal balance sheet, schedule of real estate owned and then separately (or included) would be deal specific information (could be the offering memorandum, your own analysis or both).I'd recommend asking and calling around to find banks who show some interest in you and your strategy.  

I simply do not thrive in large events like that especially when most events that do happen to fit with my schedule are filled with seasoned REIs who I can't imagine would take a very young, inexperienced, college student seriously let alone be interested in networking.