I would stick to simple easy stuff like changing deadbolts, cleaning off thermocouples, painting, hanging interior doors etc...

Definitely organize these tasks and milestones on a scrum board like Trello were you can bring some people on board to assign some of the low hanging fruit and focus on the big picture.

@Jon Schoeller I agree, I will eventually look for my own deals once I get the hang of it.

Start hanging out at your local REIA.

They want to me to give them a number and if I don’t they most likely want to hang up.

Wholesaling as a business will require you to have a license now in Illinois, and you would need to hang your license with a sponsoring broker until you have enough experience to open your own shop down the line. 

My next phase will be getting a list from listSource, I want to market to at least 3,000 homes a month.I am looking for recommendations as far as listing services go (ListSource ect), what are the costs involved for a listing service, for fix and flip what should my criterion be (I'm in So Cal), I'll have to go beyond low hanging fruit.

Push rent by $200/month and they are barely hanging on.

Hang in there! 

Hang in there.