If that doesn't pan out,  maybe attempt to track down Carolyn H.

Who has a track record of doing these types of deals! 

I didn't complete many of my goals (more specific), my real estate goals for 2014 enumerated:Cedric, you are to be commended for writing down your goals, keeping track of them, being accountable to them, and evaluating them in terms of past performance.  

@Jeffrey Lester Im not sure how exactly to become an unliscenced agent, but you are on the right track by trying to leverage the connection that you have.

The brewery is on track to be able to almost replace my "day-jobs" income within 2 to 3 years.The crux of my issue is that time is the new commodity which seems to be shortest in demand.

Put together a business plan and a lender's prospectus (with the deals you've done so you can show people you have a track record).

You can easily earn 6-14% return on your money though writing first and/or second mortgages to other investors.Another almost hands-off approach is to partner with an experienced investor - naturally with a proven track-record of success - in your area - either in direct partnership or purchasing into a syndication.  

If you don't have a lot of capital to do it on your own, I would team up with an experienced syndicator - he / she has the track record and helps raises the money and you hustle to find the deals.

So far we are on track to flip 25-35 houses this year and I have found all of our own houses. 

I'm sure there are reputable ones with track records and such in that area, but if this one is new to you I'd be careful taking ARV advice from them.