You sign a (IC) Independent Contractor agreement.

I'm loving Brandon Turner's Financial Independence Blueprint.

@Benjamin Hammerly we do a lot in the suburbs east of the 435 loop such as Independence, Raytown, South Kansas City and Grandview.

Try a local independent insurance agent.

Reports could be generated showing task in progress and various statistics. 

I think there are some things a tenant should be expected to resolve independently, however, I also want to be made aware if there's something that they cannot handle.

What route people usually go (buying and renting out vs house flipping) if its possible to be a silent partner in real estate deals by just providing half the capital (due to working 112hr work week) if its really made y'all financially independent.

A mentor will break them down, take away their independent identity, everything they think they know, then build them back up into a investor. 

My mentor will likely be able to help with this a good deal, but I still would like to learn to become independent and see what I can come up with on my own as opposed to relying on him for all of the answers.

A small, independent brokerage may provide better support from the Broker since you're not fighting 100 other agents but the training may not be of the same caliber.If I were starting out again with the knowledge I have today, I would look for a small office with no more than ten agents and an honest, supportive Broker.