Or do you rely on referral culture?

For investing in real estate is because I know I wanna go back to NY and change the culture in the area I'm from and also never worry about paying bills or say things like "I got bills to pay" or "I don't have money to eat".

Some aspects of the process of the shift to an autonomous driving culture are obviously predictable.

Not sure, but right now my project looks like a contemporary solid plain box with generic white color.  

It's all about how dedicated you are, the culture of the company you choose to work with, and whether you choose to start out as an agent on a team or as an individual agent.

We have 300 days of sunshine, amazing access to the outdoors, diverse cultural draws and relatively mild(ish) weather.I sound like a Dept of Commerce ad, but all in all I think it's pretty safe to say that if marijuana were outlawed again tomorrow, we'd have a slight relief in the absolute insanity that is our housing market and an equal amount of relief in the unbelievable traffic issues we're facing right now, but not so much that it will ever go back to the "good ol' days" when an oil and gas bust in the 80s decimated the state.

I visited for the first time this past June and was blown away by the culture and art scene in the Twin Cities!

Much of our success as due to my wife's great bookkeeping and tenant management - we have been able to survive this nutty business - it's been good.Here are some ideas and concepts that may want to explore:Understand Values - look at as many properties in a given area as you can, 20-50 - it's call the 50 house rule - make no offers - your mission is to understand values, price per sq ft. and understand the culture of sellers, agents and values.

Also, given how military car culture works, you will very quickly learn to hate car loans.

Based on the information at hand today, IMO autonomous cars are a ways away (20-30 years) from creating noticeable changes to our culture/society/economy.