All Forum Posts by: Josh Bryan

I have been in the cell phone business for 6+ years and I am considering a career change. I am thinking about becoming a RE agent then getting my brokers license. I think I would enjoy this industry a lot more. I have a few questions though. With the current economy, should i even be considering doing this? How many months of living expenses should I have saved up before making the career change? Would I be better off with someone like Coldwell Banker, Re/Max, etc., or find a small local broker to work under? I am in the western suburbs of Chicago. Should I get my education through realestateexpress.com, my local community college, or Coldwell Banker has classes? Any information would be appreciated.

Chase closed 2 of my cards. $8500 available but $0 used. Screw them

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Do you know if he made an audio book? I drive a lot

Rich told me to read a book before you would send me yours. What edition though? I saw more than one

He Jamie, I am in DuPage also. Welcome to the site. You have found the best source to learn.

Protesters gathered outside a Chicago area hotel Sunday as an Islamic extremist group reportedly linked to Al Qaeda held its first official conference on U.S. soil in an attempt to step up Western recruitment efforts.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,533880,00.html

Welcome....Chicago has a lot of weird laws. Read up on them

I have been in sales basically my whole life. Do not have a degree but I am going back to school in the fall to pursue an accounting degree.

Hey guys. I am currently looking for a job in the Chicagoland area. I live in the Aurora/Naperville area, so the closer the better.

I have been with T-Mobile for almost the past 5 years but had to resign when I moved back to Illinois due to the company not having any positions open for transfer.

Any help would be appreciated.