I'm new to the San Antonio market, and actively looking for my first property here as well.   

We have a ton of Canadian members including myself.A few Canucks that are active in your market: @Roy Cleeves and @Sarah Larbi (she runs a successful meetup group / is a successful investor). 

I might be missing your intention, but to receive wholesale deals you just need to get on the emailing lists of the active wholesalers in your area.

I figure if i find a good deal that doesnt require too much time or money in repairs and find a suitable renter, its more cashflow to give me that little boost to get started before i can make some waves.So my question or advice that im seeking is, when i do find the deal(s) that i like, do you think it would be more beneficial for my situation to buy at 3.5% down and buy more houses that way in order to get the ball rolling or put down 20% on one house?  

If I can network with an active investor to see how it's ran from start to finish even better!!

We've been active in KC for several years and know it well.

You have two active exchanges now so you complete those two exchanges by purchasing the property held by the EAT (the parked property in the reverse). 

Looking to buy my first investment property - hopefully in Memphis, TN and seeking recommendations for a property appraisal and inspection company.

I am reaching out to see if there are any active investors in Texas that are in the Kyle, Buda, Dripping Springs, Wimberley, San Marcos, Canyon Lake, or New Braunfels areas?

I've removed a fair amount of garbage myself over the years...haha.And @Chris Emmanuel I would look to work for a broker who supports dual career (part time) agents, because you don't want too much pressure to meet sales activities and goals when you are trying to devote most of your time to your own investing.