If you plan to only use your license for access to the MLS you should likely seek out a flat fee based firm that will give you the bare minimum in regards to support, but allow you to do personal deals at flat rate. 

Some Mentors really wear the badge well and help new agents way beyond what the bare minimum "first three transactions" is.

Our market at this time really requires the bare minimum and then sweat equity.

Real estate school gives you the bare basics, not the expertise you want on your side for your first transaction.   

Do more than the bare minimum.

As a seller I w'd rather have a buyer who "easily" qualifies as opposed to  a buyer who "barely" qualifies, I

At a bare minimum, they should be held liable for rent, utilities, and other expenses until a new tenant takes over.

@Matt Solis is a great agent and househacker here in DFW, so I highly recommend chatting with him.

There aren't many multi-families under 4 units in Vegas that aren't in dangerous areas unfortunately and getting a normal FHA with 3% down on these high purchase price properties anyway would be tough for me because the business I own is just barely 2 years old. 

They need a certain amount of votes and they barely received half.