Whether it's real or not, I'd let the guy out of his lease by executing the "happy clause". ie, if you don't want to live here, I'll let you leave so you can find a suitable place.

Here's some advice on how you can approach starting fresh out of college:Gain Experience and Save Money: Consider starting your career in a related field such as real estate brokerage, property management, finance, or construction.

My wife and my professional careers offer *positive thoughts!

Balancing these responsibilities with the demands of this project, including finding suitable contractors, organizing communications, and ensuring timely responses, has proven to be quite demanding.In light of these circumstances, I am seeking insights on potential additions to my real estate team that could streamline this process and enhance its efficiency.

The little time I had with him I cherish and he is intensely missed every day.My primary career has been managing various claims from habitability to slip and fall (personal and commercial) workers comp to dog bite and private passenger auto/trucking with attorney involvement, so I’m not shy nor am I intimidated by these life sucking vampires, lol.

Additionally there is nothing wrong with making would be Agents demonstrate something simple like being financially literate enough to become a property owner before starting a career where they present themselves to the general public as a housing expert.You wouldn't send your kids to driving school if the teacher never drove a car would you?

Hey Noah, I would first find a market that is suitable for you and showing signs of potential market growth.

You seem well on the way to a successful brokerage career and still living at home with low or no bills is the way to start that scaleable but commission only life. 

You want to meet the coach's contacts to further your investment career.

Your 20’s and 30’s should be about building a career - no matter what.