I find it interesting that I've not found any reports on the web of investigations, complaints of fraud from actual NRIA.

ATM Machine (inside the property or facing the street - street has more foot traffic)4.

Berkshire-Hathaway also does property management and has a office in Daphne, AL (10 minutes away from downtown Mobile depending on traffic).

You can do a simple web search to find brokerage firms that will hang your license for a flat fee verse a % of every sale/purchase but you won't get much assistance from them and I am not sure exactly how "legal" all that is.Other things to consider, 1) there is a fee to have access to and be able to list on the MLS, 2) I think the state requires you to carry or it would be a very good idea to carry Errors and Omissions insurance commonly called E&O insurance 3) if you plan to tour properties, you will need to get those electronic keys that agents have and I am guessing there is an annual fee associated with that.Those are the big ones I can think of off the top of my head.

The thing keeping me away is that it is on a busy intersection with traffic lights.

This local forum doesn't seem to get a lot of traffic but if anybody has any questions about the local market feel free to PM me!

Bonus points for web presence. 

As couple of years ago, Route 202 was extended to four lanes, which has resulted in a lot of traffic.  

See below: I got this wording from the web after googling "Pennsylvania real estate license requirements".

It is always free to put a home on the site and we are driving traffic on a daily basis!