@V.G Jason 40% of the agents in the whole industry is active, only 20% of the agents closed deals in the last 3 months. 0.005% is an accurate figure for builder agents

Hi Matthew, start with any free resources we have like social media etc. follow industry leaders and maybe you might interested in my book happy rich and healthy book not just for real estate but also start building wealth without sacrificing your health.

For me, personally, it's areas that are landlord basic to friendly, strong industry growth or potential growth, and personally I trade/buy/invest in houses that I see inventory pick up but the fundamentals stick meaning it's a great area.

It's around 4 acres of land that could be developed into a cul de sac with ~10 SF homes.However the lot currently hosts a 5k sqft commercial/industrial structure (made out of metal). 

The student requests no proof of the mentor's success in the industry but instead gets easily sold on the rainbows and pixie dust.

Oh boy.. and just watched the big short yesterday... how soon we all forget@Marco Santarelli  I see this going right back to what got the industry into trouble last go around owners with little or no cash into deals.. especially lower end tough to manage properties.. just because they can get low down they Better Have substantial reserves. this model created a lot of failures from owners ...

While it only has 10,000 people, cities and towns appear to only get smaller the closer you get to the park, making Cody a good spot for travelers and tourists, Id imagine, along with being a great target for the tourism industry.

So many things are changing in the Insurance Industry, its something to really pay attention to.

Loopnet Commercial Cincinnati.  768 hill st.  10.6 acres Industrial $650,000. 

It sounds like you have a lot of transferable skills in the real estate industry.