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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Career in real-estate
I have had a small business for 8 years installing signage. For several reason its time to move on from the business. Looking back on my adventure into the sign business I concluded that when i did it all again I would work in the industry for at least 2 years before venturing off on my own, this way I can get my education while making some money before risking it all and enrolling in the school of hard knocks. That being said I'm digging into the idea of real-estate investment, something I have always been interested in. Any thoughts on a job in the industry that would give me the best position to learn as I earn? Property management, appraiser, inspector, realtor?
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@Brian Kohtz property management, broker, or analyst for a commercial real estate firm.