Those types of positions are few and far between, and when they are available investment companies in commercial real estate need the skill sets of someone who has an educational background in finance and or real estate e.g. a BA/BS/MBA in finance or a real estate concentration.If you are otherwise looking to get into the brokerage business then I would suggest you get your real estate license and then look up local CRE companies and call their sales managers letting them know you're looking to move into the brokerage business as a salesperson.Good luck!

Teacher wants to see you mention more about States Rights in an essay for your civics exam.

I recently moved to Tulum, Mexico and I am interested in exploring the house flipping market in this town, which has shown tremendous growth in the past few years.I have experience as a short term rental vacation property manager in Boston, MA where I got my MBA.

Hi Ben, I have a BBA and an MBA in Finance, and had a great 20+ year career in finance, the majority of it @ Dell. 

Hello Everyone, I am working with a team of programmers, engineers and financial consultants to create and submit a business plan to our MBA curriculum's final competition.

@Brian Maida  I have issues with this approach borrowed from the stock market and MBA types. 

I'm not to far from Denton and am financially astute (having been a credit manager and having an MBA in Finance w/ >20 years exp.).    

Just couldn't generate the capital to get there.Currently, going to Florida State Univ. online for dual degree, MIS and MBA program.

Currently working in the energy industry as an Asset Manager and finishing up my MBA in Finance, but am hoping to become my own boss someday soon!

Gerber http://amzn.to/1Bs4HEh Many people I talk to don’t understand that the difference between owning a business and owning a job is about building systems and Gerber does a great job of explaining it.One other book I almost hate to recommend but do because it does a really good job with why a team is critical and who should be on it is The Real Book of Real Estate by Kiyosakihttp://amzn.to/13bv4AO It reads almost like he wrote it to make up for some of the others that came out under his name.For a deeper dive Peter Linneman’s textbook Real Estate Finance and Investments: Risks and Opportunities, 3rd Edition http://amzn.to/10Jo5xR is Wharton MBA level knowledge served up by a guy not only started Wharton’s real estate program and ran it for 30 plus years but he’s done plenty of deals himself and now is chief economist at NAI/Global, one of the big international CRE brokerage firms.