I'm not sure what they pay; however before the crash I knew a real estate agent who worked for a Builder and at that time made six figures and was rewarded with trips, but I'm quite sure since things have slowed down after the crash that it would be hard to make six figures.

With nothing else to do at the hotel, I plowed through several of the books and am now motivated to fix what ails my financial life.I started building homes in 2001, and did that full-time until the market here crashed in 2008.

Hopefully if I just show up I'm not crashing your party.   

So I'm gonna continue to wait for another housing crash and in the meantime invest in the S&P 500 while the market is down.

I did the 3 week crash course and pushed through it while trying to work full time as well.  

There are still cities selling off distressed homes at low prices and communities that have yet to fully recover from the housing crash.  

Before I went back to school, I was a real estate agent in the area, but got taken down by the housing crash. ( I never thought to work with investors!

This is the house we bought at market value back in 2009 before we knew anything about the market crash.  

If you happen to have a family and a SUV that has great crash-rating is important, then getting that SUV fulfills you, your family and clients.

Our suburban Chicago community has so many members we've outgrown our meeting place (where we've been since BEFORE the crash), has weekly study groups to help people understand what they are learning and monthly all-day workshops where one of the instructors from our classes (I believe we are up to 20 instructors now, 49 classes totalling about 500 hours of on-line material available 24/7) comes out and teaches without selling anything.We have other communities around the country, as well.If that's "too good to be true", then good luck to you.One couple in our community just finished a 32-unit project (in four buildings) providing housing for homeless veterans: rents guaranteed by the VA.