North Carolina BIC responsibilities change how you invest?

[Sarah Lattanza]

Hi all,

As you all know, being an agent in this industry "holds us to a higher standard", even for our own deals. Is anyone a current Broker in Charge in NC, and do you think switching to this role changes how you handle things? This may sound a little dumb to ask I guess, but I'm just wondering, how did your income change when you became a BIC and did all the new responsibilities keep you from moving forward in the investment world? Or perhaps it helped somehow? 

Additionally, anyone that can comment on the typical salary would be helpful as well. I have no idea what a BIC should make in this state and if it is all commission or some base. Any thoughts out there?

Thanks all.