How do you or did you choose a good broker to hang your license?

I know that I sleep about 5hrs a night, I hustle about 14hrs, the remaining 5hrs i'm still thinking about RE but hanging out with my wife or friends. 

Go hang out at your local REIA and look for hungry young investors who are smart and ask the right questions and have time on their hands.

I hang onto them fix them up and turn them into passive investment.

I have jumped into a few of those and have decided I am going to just hang back.

I make pretty good money at my day job, but I don't have any inferiority complex or any such hang up.

I have paid 40 cents a square foot each for drywall hanging and finishing labor only, side work. 

We might not have the growth of other markets, but I think CT will be able to find a way to hold their own.However, I don't think investing out-of-state [today] is going to offer lots of low-hanging fruit and a way to find easy returns, a lot of the upside in growing markets is already priced into the deal, so I don't think you're going to find smoking deals somewhere else (unless you have a particular insight to a deal or market).

Depending on volume of homes you project seeing, cost of licensure and potential cost of hanging your hat somewhere, recurring continuing education costs and time may or may not be worth it.

The 100k is hanging me up a little though.