-Also note, I'm financially independent while living in this cheap house or any paid off property really, and I can pay this house off any time (including most of my other rentals).So what to do?

@Esmeralda Yniguez Most brokers hire independent contractors, not employees, so there would be no "employment"

If your agent can't do it I would check with other Independent Agents to see. 

But I could also keep those 2 lots and wait for everything to get rezoned and then sell those lots to an independant buyer once all of the construction is done, which would increase the value. 

Does the monthly rental fee generally include utilities, internet and cable or do the tenants pay for that independent of the rent?

With all the money I wasted, I could have bought decent size apartment and living financially independent life by now

And independently verify their information with your own inspectors, appraisers and get your own financing. 

I personally liked the flexibility of selling independently which is easier getting a higher priced and the 30 year term I was able to get individually vs. the 20 year term offered on a commercial loan. 

I am an Atlanta area (Gwinnett County) family-man and college teacher who wishes to take more control of my financial independence so that I can spend more time and money on developing my ministry.

If they want monthly cash flow why not just pay you as an independent contractor for whatever work you are doing?