It's great to have the construction knowledge that you have built in your profession.

However, the people moving to the community without ties are teachers (we had a bunch retire these last few years), an attorney, medical professional, mechanic, manager of assisted living facility, restaurant owner, carpenter, etc. on top of those other professions. 

3) Would you say basic relatively cheap and quick projects listed above give your listing an extra edge on the market and fetch a higher price.4) Would you recommend a established reliable service like this to your future clients. 5) Do you use a third party to take profession pictures or even UAV (drone) images/Videos of houses/properties you are selling.I am a General Contractor.

I know real estate is a revered profession, but I've gone through 6 agents and the last one filed the wrong paperwork and I lost out a great deal.  

I'm a newer investor looking for a mentor, I live in Nassau county New York. I was wondering what would be the best town or area to start my investing experience? Also should I look for foreclosure? Thank you all for ...

Ah, another guru endorsement, good for you.Congrats on passing your exam, I'm really glad you didn't learn that profession by similar means. :)

Architecture has been my passion ever since I was a destructive young boy, and like most enthusiastic and idealistic emerging architects, there is a moment of reckoning when you discover the disconnect between how imagine architecture and the realities of the profession/industry.

I joined to gather more information and advice from people who have made the jump into this being there full time profession so any advice would be appreciated. 

I'm a financial planner by profession, I deal largely with company and state retirement plans and assisting clients with retirement funding analysis.

I am a Zillow Premier Agent and regularly upload my recent sales so that I appear to the public as the "Super Agent" that I profess to be, LOL.