It fits the more 'check the box' kind of engineering culture but it wasn't for me. 

Keller Williams seems to have a good online presence and culture.

Peninsula, SF Bay AreaHello Fellow Investors,Last week, I have passed the real estate agent exam and currently seeking Brokerage firms in Peninsula to hang my license and start my real estate journey.Live in mid Peninsula and have a full time job which needs to continue until I generate sufficient income to cover my living and family expenses, mortgage, etc.Primary purpose of my move to real estate is to be involved in real estate community culture, help on investing, possibly buying, renovation and resale of deal properties or keep as investment, ...

Friendly people, interesting culturally, safe to travel in and live as a "gringo" (the murder rate is deceptively high, but only due to gangs carrying out revenge killings on each other in Belize City, not due to attacks on tourists which are rare.

Now, San Antonio seems to stand on its own merit, capitalizing on it's rich cultural heritage... the influx of retired vets with second careers COMBINED with the expansion or migration of Austin tech companies to San Antonio is promising.

Regardless, you need to find a brokerage that has a good environment and culture.

There may be only 8-12 games per season but it will create a whole new culture.

I've seen many areas grow to become much more culturally diverse.

Unfortunately the culture we have bred is one that makes defaulting on debt quasi acceptable, which I whole-heartedly disagree with.

What's the target market, nothing particular, boomers, up and coming contemporary types ?