I would encourage you to think of Pueblo, Colorado as physically on Colorado’s front range, spiritually in the rust belt somewhere around Cleveland, and culturally in northern New Mexico. 

Make sure you understand what you want out of any mentorship program, especially when it comes to group culture.

Therefore, it is essential for both homeowners and investors to keep a close eye on upcoming development projects in the area, as they could have a profound impact on the real estate market.Historical Significance:Properties with historical significance or unique architectural features often carry higher price tags due to their cultural and aesthetic value.

Regardless of residency, unless a person is fluent in the market such as the language, the culture and its ins and outs, it’s always a good idea to have local representation and advice – particularly in Japan, which is extremely foreigner shy and culturally isolated.

These towns in Essex County, NJ are definitely turfish and these are the unspoken protections necessary to maintain the crowd that is native to the area while being welcoming  to investors who care about the culture of the county.

The movement of development has forced a bigger portion of the low income population out of the city, causing the population decline and yet the heavy culture influences and growing corporate footprint is causing a regeneration from the center outward.Detroit has enormous upside and will be a great market long-term.

I've never actually shared that before, but with the growth of eXp and even a few celebrity agents coming on board I think it's easy for new people to want to join under them for celebrity sake.

If you need office culture or want in-person training, a brokerage like Keller Williams is better, or used to be.

Thx. unless you are an A list celebrity there really is no need for anonymity. 

@Quentin Thiery get your license, find a brokerage that has a good helpful culture with good training and mentors and then ask away.