Are you a licensed appraiser?

If not I know R&R has a pretty low split but no training they are a good park your license and do 2 transactions a year company.

Our company is currently seeking investors that are interested in fix and flips, buy an hold properties and any other general rehab needs.The Owner of the company is a licensed and insured Contractor.

My wife and I have our license and are looking for a broker to park our licenses with.

Disclosure:  I am not an mortgage broker nor am I an investor but I am a licensed real estate agent in MA.question #1: You can pay for an appraisal but you can also work with a licensed real estate agent in your area to have them do a CMA (Comparable Market Analysis).  

I contacted these people  and they wanted me to fill out an application, they wanted tax returns bank statements a copy of drivers license articles of incorporation, I even think they wanted a copy of my drivers license they wanted my ein number.

My property manager is looking for a managing broker for property management to provide their license while my property manager files for her broker license.

You should verify with a licensed loan broker.References: https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/sel022316.pdf

That same year, 1980' I got a broker license.  

There is a difference in being a RRP (Renovate, Repair, & Painting) certified contractor and being a a licensed deleader.