I don't think there's any way to get started without making mistakes, so might as well embrace it!

I would learn to embrace these sooner:If you aren't embarrassed by your offer, it's not low enoughYour networth is driven by your networkMaintain to the neighborhoodThey are tenants for a reasonIf it's not in writing, it never happenedMaintenance is never fast enough for tenants or cheap enough for ownersPlay chess, not checkers when making a plan or solving a problemConsistency builds your cedibilitySaying, “No Problem” Implies Your Time is WorthlessActions speak louder than wordsAll you really have control over is managing expectationsMake a plan to suceed or you often default to failureIt’s not What You Say or How You Say it, it’s How You Make People Feel Desperate People, Say & Do Desperate Things Nothing stands still – so, you’re either Growing or Dying +1 Mentality: Improve yourself by doing something better every day, than you did it yesterday.+2 Mentality: Improve those aroung youIf you don’t ask the right question(s), you won’t get the right answer(s)What is the difference between Knowledge and Intelligence?

So I have not fully embraced the following comments/questions but I believe in what they indicate. 

@Duy Nguyen I have attempted to start this off a few times and keep getting stumped on how to best PC answer and be accurate, and can't, so I am just gonna embrace the @Jerryll Noorden method of brute blunt force truth. 

If you're getting feedback that the backyard is too small, then you need to use that as a positive and embrace it.

Any market is penetrable if the numbers are right.

https://www.americasmosthauntedhotel.com/Cresent hotel in eureka springs AR has embraced it, and uses it for advertising, been cashing in on it for years.Personally, I have never met a ghost!

Embrace it, and overcome.Plus you need that HS diploma for so many things. 

So long as the partnership capital accounts are properly monitored and the bylaws of the LLC are strictly adhered to, I don't see how this could be penetrated.  

When everyone is blowing money is when you save it for the next downturn to have longevity in this business.Mental toughness, embracing rejections, and constantly learning everyday to want to be the best is what it takes to thrive in this field.Some brokers love agents so I am sure there should be a great fit out there for you.All the best of success in your journey.