Send me a direct message if you have any you would recommend I interview.

Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers1.

Interview a bunch of brokers and find one that won't charge you just to hang your license, if you're not going to be working with other people. 

@Brett Carter When you're interviewing 401(k) custodians, make sure the custodian allows for Voluntary-After-Tax contributions and In-Plan Conversions.

Then once you are ready look and interview investment savvy realtors that will walk properties with you and talk numbers with perspective.

I’m looking forward to starting a channel to interview entrepreneurs and real estate professionals, what kind of topics would you like to see actively discussed.

I would scout out and interview a some good realtors in both markets that have experience working with investors.

Not all brokerages or teams are created equal so I recommend interviewing a few to see which one feels right for your personality. 

Interview 2 or 3 realtors : the good ones will have everything you need.

You could also check HAR and look at listings in the area to see which agents are doing a lot of business and know the area well (I know more doesn't always mean better, but a lot of agents do no business).Either way, any agent you interview should provide you a Net Sheet so you can see what you'd be taking home + they should be able to justify with data how they got there.