., and with a deluge of new residents, the multi-family residential sector is slated to see voracious demand, particularly over the next decade.

Its too bad that insurance is the "dead end sector" because it has lots of nuances. 

.... the question is too far fetched while the Fed openly saying you guys have to fire your employee, Fed says "we dont even feel the pain yet" LOLNo, AI would NOT replace worker, in fact it would increase the job especially in tech sector, the AI is kinda job security for us LOLThe first thing AI would expand would be in auto/car accident prevention.

I'm changing jobs to a remote private sector position and rolling my 401k over to a traditional IRA.

For example, in my market (Philly) and sector focus (retail), commissions are rarely, if ever, paid on options, extensions, expansions.

I work on commercial and government sector, I am having my first residential right now but still weighing if I want to get in or not, me and the owner (also investor minded) might go forward taking in residential projects in 3 conditions, it will be a transparent equity structure, at least 50k spread, and only for the right individual.

We would do senior buildings all day at 5% because we enjoy that sector, but a student housing building on the other side of the city with lots of problems may be a higher rate, or just simply turned down.

You need to consider your options within a sector and across sectors.

Descriptions of the Beltline project along with detailed maps of all sector segments can be found online. 

The best attempt on this comes from the private sector through AMPI (Asociación Mexicana de Profesionales Inmobiliarios, A.C. or Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals); this is a long standing multi-chapter non-profit civil association that has pressured for licensing requirements for years.