My question is rooted in picking the right brokerage where I should hang my license to support the commercial real estate lease negotiations that I manage in my professional career, as well as the residential projects I manage on the personal wealth building side of my life. 

Has anyone tried this or something similar and had any hang ups/issues?

I have 2 main hang ups. 1.

Brokers where I can just hang my license as investor.

I work heavily with investors and honestly, 70% never buy and do waste our time, however that is the nature of being an agent..doing what others won't because most of the 18,000+ licensed agents (just in Central FL.) are looking for the low hanging fruit and right now, there is plenty of that. 

Don't hold the nail square on your chest for the judge to hang you on the courthouse wall and make an example of you.

Hello GuysBroker Recommendation To Hang My License in Miami?

I retired in 2008.Mentors aren't just hanging on tree branches, waiting to be plucked by the first person asking for help.

The person that calls me hangs up. 

-I'm just not sure on how to look at the numbers when it comes to having the best return for my money...Plan A) Consider putting the profit I make on the sale in an average market (stocks, 401k, foreclosures) Plan B) Hang onto property #2, rent it out, and aim for cashflow and appreciation.