Unlike residential there are not (let's make a deal brokerages to hang your license with).Commercial is complex and dollar amounts at stake are high.

Anyone know any broker with reasonable fees to hang my hat on?

All real estate agents work for a real estate broker - so you'll need to find a real estate broker who does property management that will let you hang your license with them.

We plan to hang on to the property and rent it for a few years as the area improves, then either upgrade it or sell it. 

If renting it out id prob hang on for at least 10-20 years.

I am not telling you to hang out in unsavory or dangerous neighborhoods!

Finally in January of 2021, the property has finally been rebuilt after many hang-ups and turned over to me.Prior to the Fire, the property rented out for $1050/month, HOA was $205/month, Property Taxes was $273/year.Since the Fire, the property is estimated for $1135/month, HOA is now $325/month, Property Taxes have increased to EST. $894/year due to new rebuild changing the taxes.The estimate to sell is 210-230k, most recent similar rebuilt property sold for 210k, but was sold prior to completion of rebuild, so i expect it was sold to investor at a discount. fully remodeled similar property went for 230k in November. 

You can't hang out with people stuck in a W-2 mindset and expect to be successful as an investor.

The tenant had entirely too many clothes hanging on the rod and it snapped in two.

Yes, I'd agree that it's a lot of paperwork, but it's also been very worthwhile (after you get the hang of it).