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Career military here...

Exception being when a residential real estate agent {accidentally} catches a small - medium multiunit and,  not having a suitable network of buyers, does what they know and lists it on MLS.You will be better served finding a driven and connected commercial broker in your areas of interest and get yourself on their call list.

Would this be a smart career change so to speak?

Almost every loan officer says the offer rehab loans, but 99% of them havent done one except maybe once or twice in their career.   

So excited about starting my real estate career!

I know other guys who spent their youth focused on getting a practical STEM degree in a field with quality employment prospects, orchestrating their career, aiming themselves for financial glory.

Now that I'm close to beginning my career I figured I'd be well served by a good introduction.

I would like to know what's the price range that's suitable for this type of home staging. 

If you were given a chance like this at the beginning of your career how would you use it?