In answer to the next obvious question, it's also against the rules for that person to actually take a pay cut to make things right with you and what they quoted, that person actually has to convince a non-consumer-facing person in management to take a pay cut, if that's the goal.

I think everyone should start there. if you are an investor, with a good portfolio & no interest in representing others a investor friendly broker is a good idea. probem is most of those brokers dont want to carry you unless they know you, because of the liability, and also they are providing you little to no support 

My property management software Buildium supports credit card payments (if enabled) and the x% fee associated with this can be configured to be charged to LL or Tenant.

So from the consumer perspective, you might not even see it.

The best (and least time-consuming) sources for us have been cold-calling & email campaigns.

Reaching out to hear what specific brokerages you believe best support individual investors who would also like to help others buy/sell/invest as a licensed sales agent.

MetLaw is a service that I had been using lately for support towards RE contracts and other legal. 

Thanks guys for your support.

My vote is to sell it and cash out now while you know the market will support it.

As you consume all the information through books, forums, podcasts, etc, start figuring out how hands-on you’d like to be, and the type of returns you want to see.