I am a licensed GC and specialize in custom/spec home building full time.

As a RE  Agent you will be working as an Independent  Contractor and by TREC or  RE law no brokerage firm can fix  your hours or limit you to work under  certain conditions its  totally  depends upon you.However, if you are working with small boutique style brokerage  firms its  easy to work independently butt when you are working for big firms its better to go to office and get some real time experience they also have the option of giving bench time which allows you to  take walk in customers if any.

If not, I would look into a quick 30 minute "meet and greet" (most attorneys have these for potential customers) and have any questions you may have answered. 

Here's the thing, I want to be a real estate investor but I was also exploring the possibilities to start a property management business targeting multi-units.Here are some questions I came up with :-How do you find your first customers/property?

It's an awesome program (free and open source), that you can custom tailor to automatically ban people at the firewall level (iptables), if certain criteria is met.Feel free to pm me if that's the case and you want some more info. 

I'm interested in multi-family properties to buy and hold.I'd like to network with people who invest in Michigan and learn from them.Where is the best place to obtain a Michigan Rental Contract that I can customize? 

Im sure customers were not pleased. 

For us, renters are our customers and we know that respecting that this is their home, is our top priority.

One possible option would be for us to work together to make sure I could make this customer is one I could work with.

I order custom color paint and pick them up later when I'm ready.