I'm also starting to become more active in the BP community.

Perhaps not with an experienced or active investor.  

Quote from @Alyson Gordon: I live in Raleigh and have a close friend who is an active investor in San Antonio, TX.

Most successful investor-friendly agents get their deals from multiple sources i.e. lead generation efforts; auctions; past clients; local network; active investors/wholesalers; other brokers; online marketing/advertising efforts; bandit signs; direct mail; etc - What do you require in order to take on a new client?

My best advise is to simply listen to your investor and tell him or her if you can provide the level of service being asked for. 

First: Thank you for your service @Sonny Jay!

I started doing work and managing my own properties and now I would like to offer services for others.

Instead of disconnecting the service when the tenant moves out and stops service, it transfers the utilities back to you without service interruption.

I am a realtor that does all the conventional real estate stuff - with excellent customer service, of course. 

For part of my graduation project for senior year, I have to partner with a business and provide a service to them that will in turn grow their company.