That is an unusual one-off thing with a bazillion favors called in (ties into culture), but possible when needed.Typically, underwriting is local.

There will always be a desire for more money, more assets, and more investments, leading to a constant pursuit of financial growth.Secondly, true financial freedom requires a level of self-control and discipline that is difficult to maintain in the face of the constant temptations of consumer culture.

There’s been a big culture change in the entrepreneurial community in which we as a group think people making decisions to join something that we think isn’t the smartest way to start their business means they must be a victim of a predatory practice.

They are breaking ground on a cultural Arts District in the new Town Center as well.

The whole gifting culture is odd. 

Their business model revolves around creating a positive company culture for its agents. eXp has a ton of agent training and the majority of it is online.That said, I suggest considering joining a team no matter which company you join.

Especially those looking for a more design-forward cultural experience.

There will be quite a bit of culture shock moving from Boston to Texas. 

Boots on the ground-If you do or don't plan on visiting Detroit, you need to find someone who knows and understands this market, someone with the knowledge of knowing the culture, costs and has a network.

Is this because of it being in a high crime area or is it a cultural thing of the city?