This will expand your sphere of influence and eventually bring you some work.One tip: you can't just tell them you sell real estate.

Please use common sense when buying, the property should need substantial work or be bought all cash at a steep discount to have an expectation of a short-term profit. 

These should be available on Youtube as free videos, which you might be able to use w/ an online Youtube video to mp3 converter to get downloaded on your phone w something like Dropbox;Gary Keller's The Millionaire Real Estate Investor / The Millionaire Real Estate Agent (gives impressively distinct vision for how you can grow in rei)Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People (this book is literally amazing)George Clason's The Richest Man in Babylon (cool story with good advice)Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad (though you've probably read it already)

Something else to think about but I don't believe their commission is very substantial.

@Khaled El Dorry you’re not looking for a mentor, you’re looking for a new circle of influence!

Reading, eating healthy, meditation, exercise, etc. all of that is what will make you better and by consequence your business.Here are some of my personal development books as well:Wild at Heart -John EldredgeHow to win friends and influence people - Dale CarnegieThe biology of belief - Bruce LiptonExtreme Ownership - Jocko Willink and Leif Babin

That said, we’ve heard a substantial amount of anecdotal evidence that quality rentals are nearly impossible to come by in Point or Plover (everything is full) and that people are having to rent in Rapids to find housing.

I have no experience with BatchLeads or using county tax records for contacts, but I think as a new agent you should first focus more on working your sphere of influence and build up your social media presence.

We’ve increased our income substantially but no one will work with us because we are 1099 and under the 2 years.

There is a substantial improvement test these properties must meet you can read about it here  https://www.irs.gov/credits-de...