Been a broker for many years now - you should have a license - this  gives you an insight to the conventional real estate market and an insiders view of their culture.  

They have tons of training available, generous commission split, excellent company culture, and profit share.

I come from the online digital marketing world and attitudes like this mean they are trying to solicit their services or products to you...Though I am so new, and perhaps this is just the common BP community culture that people are being helpful. 

have a clean-up and barbecue and sing Kumbaya....One other point I advise investors or condo buyers to probe is fuzzy but important: organizational culture.

We are native Memphians, and love our gritty, cultured, hard working town.

The entire tavern culture went up in arms, wondering how they could ever enjoy a drink again (myself included).

I rent to my parents, but they are somewhat deadbeats and on top of that there's some filial piety cultural stuff I have to deal with-- essentially, I rent to them knowing I am subsidizing their lives.You can balance it out by buying a multi-unit with decent returns.

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.