It takes time and focus.  

What value do I bring to the table for them to focus on me more and make the extra effort? 

And if you can find a deal that would make a good flip why not BRRR it and add it to your portfolio.Only you can say whether or not it is a good call for you but I always feel I will do better focused on a single goal rather than spreading myself over several.

Where else should I focus my energy to get the word out? 

@Naeem BarbourIt's a pretty loaded question, but a simple answer would be that a "good deal" is a property that meets your purchase criteria.So as the first step, I would focus on figuring out:What are your goals with real estate?

@Yash BajpaiHi Yash,I would try to focus on smaller community banks that like to lend on multifamily deals.  

Those starting out typically focus on rentals as it's easier to break into and find clients.

Some of my goals: I would like to buy and hold with the focus on getting as much cash flow as possibleThe Seattle market is a little expensive so I am willing to venture off into other areas! 

My current focus is Pinellas county multis four-family or less and looking to keep rents in the $900-$1500 range.

I'll be working for Security Bank, an under $1B bank focused mostly on CRE, IRE and commercial lending.