So while you don't need to be a realtor (in fact being a realtor has nothing to do with bringing investors to an investment management company (the developer)), you still need a license to legally collect a commission or referral fee.  

The state requires that you be a real estate broker (or a licensed agent acting under a broker) if you're involved in leasing or renting, or the offering to lease or rent, of real property of others for a fee, commission, compensation, or other valuable consideration pursuant to a property management employment contract.

The guy is retired Military Police, Sergeant Major, it's like the highest rank for an enlisted (not commissioned Officer), my buddy immediately almost collapsed, citing that when he was in the military, guys like this were huge aholes and liked to bully people around them.

I would say that getting it just for MLS access is not worth it as it increases your liability because you are held to a higher standard by the Real Estate Commission. 

Furnished Finder's draw is that after paying the yearly fee, Furnished Finder doesn't take any commissions.

After taxes, commissions, and fees I think it can get 220K, but I’ll say 200K to be conservative.

However, if I worked a commission job, in which money could be made at irregular hours, I certainly would want to be available during some of, if not most of those hours (within reason), to increase my earning potential.

We now have them come semi annually to do routine maintenance so we can get the 25+ years out of it4.) both octopus furnaces we have replaced were both wrapped in asbestos so replacing them was best for the safety of the propertyI would also suggest when talking to HVAC reps to ask if they are commission based or not, that’s a good indicator as well if you have the means to be a self fixer that’s great but not sure it’s always the best and easiest approach 

Is the "equalization office" your equivalent of a planning and zoning commission?

I am upset that the state deceived voters again to increase tax revenues and real estate broker commissions.