For more passive investors there are also STNL deals (bigger markets have brokers that specialize) and syndications.On DSTs though, you should be aware:1) Most DST brokers are SEC licensees and NOT RE people, so probably won't help much on the analysis of the underlying asset.  

As a licensee, and Realtor, I also have a code of ethics to adhere to; and I am required to follow laws in order to keep my license.

@James Wise I read a stat somewhere that something like 50% of licensees never actually sell a house.

You can check the license status of Florida property managers at the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation's Licensee Search webpage.More Property Law: Evictions & Security DepositsLooking for more property law information?

"These appraisers now want to correct the market" I'm going to assume that's due to you being a relatively newer licensee. 

I am recently a new licensee in Northern Virginia.

Austin, there are as many varieties of brokers as there are sales licensees. 

It does not say anything about being limited to licensees.

Generally, as a licensee, active or inactive, you are required to disclose the fact that you are licensed, in writing.

I am curious to hear if anyone has made referrals to other brokers a key part of their licensee activities / income stream.