Texas is where wealthy California investors go give back some of the profits they made here in CA.

They seem to be very conservative and focus on avoiding getting beat too bad by the market vs. helping your get wealthy.

(FYI, becoming wealthy is a benefit to humanity.)

English litt, might help you write compelling marketing materials to find good properties; Anthropology may allow you to understand different cultural shifts in the housing markets; history could teach a lot of market timings in Real Estate.I studies Electrical Engineering and Economics, neither of which gives me advantages in Real Estate.

The reason is simply supply and demand ... if there an abundance of high paying jobs and it is generally a desirable place to live, then many wealthy people will pay a premium to live there, and they will generally prefer to live there long term and favor owning over renting ... this is reflected in the market pricing. 

Riding on his coattail, I was able to attend exclusive meetings and lunches for wealthy individuals, who have liquid assets >$5MM.

Any KW agents here that can provide some insight on the company (culture, training, support, etc.)?

I want to be a very wealthy person.

If I wasn't so addicted to this southern culture, I'd pack up my bags tomorrow :) 

So many of my peers will run around creating this culture saying that it's worth refinancing every 6-10 months, which is instantly what I think of when I see "go refinance again" followed by three exclamation marks ("!!!")