You would have to give them a 30 day notice, regardless of whether ya wanted em out or were going to raise the rent.

The tenants need to know you are firm but fair.

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.

But stand firm on your desire to move them out, clean/renovate the unit, and start fresh.

I could have sworn that there was a firm in Vancouver that was doing flips and they were active on BiggerPockets.

If you're looking for partners or help in finding potential deals, don't hesitate to send a message.Best of luck and go get em!!

okay so i had my first meeting with a Brokerage firm, although it went well and i knew what to ask and what not, something they told me i did not like.

Gotta find the best brokerage firm that can compliment and help with my investing strategies as I am still getting to know Detroit and the surrounding areas!

A hiring firm called TripleByte has recently published a list of all current Y Combinator startups. 

Perhaps working in a team at a smaller brokerage firm is best?