yes  at least in most states you must work as an agent for a few years then you can take the brokers exam... although there was a post on BP about challenging the CA brokers exam straight away but that 0pportunity sunset according to the postAnd specifically not necessarily a company but you must hang your license with a broker who will supervise your activies it can be a broker who works from home does not have to be a company per se

There are a few big employers: DoE Sandia Labs, Kirkland Air Force Base (mostly the military contractors on base), Intel, and the University of New Mexico.87112 - The richest, nicest area of town.

I would also recommend investing there. https://talkbusiness.net/2019/04/onyx-coffee-lab-heads-to-the-1907-in-downtown-rogers/ - West of I-49 in springdale is starting to boom because of tyson and new childrens hospital. https://talkbusiness.net/2017/10/plans-announced-for-180-million-commercial-development-in-springdale-off-don-tyson-parkway/ -Pinnacle heights/ Top Golf are going up in west Rogers.

Does anyone know how I can use my license to get MLS access without constant broker supervision?

They were there about ten years while I owned the place and I was damned sorry to see them go.Are you sure they weren't drug dealers or running a lab?

Mold or smoke/residue damage from an unreported fire/meth lab etc..

So, you're paying the GC to supervise, but he has almost nothing to do.And, I have seen W/D hookups on a patio.

One supervises some of my rehab work.

@Matt HegedusI'm no expert, but unless you or somebody you know wants to get into the meth lab/flop house business, steer clear of these places.  

To make a long story short, I'm going to try an experiment that would need community lab-rats, -er, I mean, helpers!