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Find them, interview them, make sure they are investors in the area you like then use them to help you find deals.

With the comission split, monthly fees, processing fees and franchise fees, new agents can net less than 50% of their comissions.Since you're a new agent, I would interview at the big chains as well as look for some smaller successful brokerages.

Did you interview them and look at their resumes and such?

You should interview multiple and if any make you uncomfortable or seem like you're asking a stupid question then you just don't hire them.

Also she came across as a decent person when I interviewed her. 

Your posts sound like a job interview, which is great if your looking for a job, but your not, your looking for a business minded person to take time out of his/her busy day and come and help you.      

Once I'd narrowed it down, I'd interview RE professionals (esp. property managers) about the submarkets that are responding best in that market.  

I have an assignment to interview someone in the business or financial field for my entrepreneurship finance class. 

Make sure you interview them and get a feel for them.