I do assist with filling up my vacancies, which I enjoy doing.

More importantly, the aspect of providing value to others prior to asking for assistance or expecting something in return. 

I have spent the last few months learning and trying to educate myself, and will be interviewing a few RE agents tomorrow, hoping to find someone that will be a good fit.What questions should I be sure to ask when interviewing potential agents that will help me find out whether or not it's someone that will actually assist me on this path?

Since you're still in, I would recommend taking some college classes using your Tuition Assistance, that should cover your tuition and then you don't have to tap into your GI bill.

What is largely missing in the industry are good marketing processes to assist in funneling accredited investors and resources to assist sponsors in learning to work with investors.  

Let me know if I can be of assistance.

If you are looking at MLS deals, you will need a skilled agent that has experience assisting investors.

I am still finding them now, but with it being scary to actually move out or meet up, sellers are hesitant and also receiving some forbearance assistance.

Now everything needs to be "forwarded to a member of their staff that can better assist you" and 5 days later you get an Airbnb message from this "expert" that solves nothing. 

Here is the section 4024 from the law 116-136:Section 4024 prohibits lessors of rental units that are insured,guaranteed, supplemented, or assisted by the federal governmentfrom charging penalties or evicting renters who fail to make rentalpayments.