You might benefit more from looking at the experiences and investing habits of high function professionals like medical professionals, professional athletes and successful business folk in other time demanding fields.  

I also want a return on my investment for my bachelor's degree in construction management, and staying in that field justifies that. 

So, while I have already had to make the "bigger $ decision" to move forward, it isn't exactly a level playing field when one tries to stand up for a principle and challenge one's own association. 

His job environment is not healthy, so he has been trying to find another job within the same field, just at a different establishment.

Hubby and I will continue to work for now since both of us work in a medical field and hopefully wants to retire soon with passive income.

Account ClosedI did put the word MOST in the post so I was not lumping all GC’s in the same basket and yes that goes for agents, brokers, lenders and just about any other field I have networked with. 

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) commercial investment investment in Green Bay.

Purchase price: $54,000

Cash invested: $12,000

Sale price: $121,000

Bought a duplex; rehabbed it; re...

Some towns in the suburbs are more lenient and do not require a master electrician signature but the experience has to be in the electrician field, luckily I work designing lighting fixtures and I'm quite often at the job sites when electricians have issues/questions with our products so I will use that as experience, my co-worker did that to start his own business as an electrician last year.

I am a Field Service Engineer, I repair/service Nuclear SPECT camera's.

Oil and gas fields come to mind.