Hey Richard,Welcome to the forum.I personally know lots of people who have made it big in the U.S.A with out having A college Degree.

Oh my gosh - I feel like I need a law degree to read all this!

He was a bit suprised as he knew I was a mid-level executive with a Masters Degree.

I'm currently 18 with a job around 30k-35k a year still staying at home home with my parents and plan to for another 3 years or atleast until I'm done with my degree ( project management ).

That's the benefit of having an average temperature that's +/- 10 degrees all year round.

I am working now to finish up my degree, so I have something to fall back on, and saving up money to get started in REI.

PROS: You get to meet a lot of great people, see a lot of homes, control your own time (to a degree), and can make money.CONS: You get to meet a lot of not-so-great people (buyers who waste your time, sellers who are unreasonable), deals that fall through (especially when you are counting on the commission), working late hours, and finding prospects.The hardest part for me is finding good prospects.

I see basic legal services, such as getting a Will in such an arrangement, but not specialized areas of law, I want and would require for my clients a higher degree of local expertise.I understand having the idea, but I don't think it's a good idea, at least as to closings.

As they get near a degree, a needed class may not be offered and they may need to wait for another semester, that could put them under an hourly class requirement to qualify.

I feel like to some degree the interest idea you have in your head is confusing you.