If I were you, I would focus on developing a business relationship with a broker. 

It's good to hear that you're developing a strategy based on the things you're learning here on the forums.

We were real estate developers there, and still own a home there.

Any rental guarantee should be offered directly by the developer/builder or as a separate third-party policy NOT tied to the tenant, but rather tied to the property (as we do it).

I realize retirement is a long way off for you, but they say it's easier to get there if you know where you want to go, so start by forming a business plan, short-term, long-term, maybe develop goals by age 30, 50, etc.

My current methods which consist of pre-negotiated short sales prior to hitting MLS are not able to meet the demands of my investors I'm simply not able to produce enough properties on a monthly basis.I stumbled upon these forums in my search - I learned about wholesaling (which I am totally unfamiliar with I might add) in hopes of learning another way / developing a new strategy in which to achieve this.

Too many to name, but that's maybe because I'm in the remodeling/developing business.

Over the past year, I've focused much of my time on personal growth and development, pretty much reading everything I can get my hands on :).

I looked at the county records and it lists the owner of the property as the Secretary of Urban and Housing Development.

I'm still in the process of developing my plan, but as I do this I am noticing properties that are drawing my attention.