Your hanging your license with them doesn't cost them a dollar which is why there is no quota for open house hours or number of sales in a year. 

Hang in there, make a plan, review the plan with your PM, be transparent and realistic.

I am ready to apply for my license and am running into some difficulty finding somewhere to hang my license.

It looks like a mesh.Run the buffer with just the white pad for a while to get the hang of it.

Go with the low-hanging fruit first, your local REIA.

Of course, I have had handfuls of people give rude responses, or simply hang up, but that's just part of it right?

It's only a matter of time before this "low-hanging fruit" disappears.

I need somewhere to hang my license.

It may not be now, it may not be with this couple, but you will eventually have a roommate situation where one of them wants to leave so you may as well develop a plan right now.If both tenants want to leave, you can do one of three things:Let them go with a penalty;Let them go but hold them financially responsible until someone else takes over;Let them go without penalty.I prefer option #1 because it allows them to leave without anything negative hanging over their heads and it usually puts more money in my pocket.

Hang in there, kitty!