I had a job interview once at a boutique accounting firm that dealt almost solely with the Low Income Housing Tax Credits and I asked...

I am interested in Boutique real estate.

hiYes I got my education "paid for" all $300 of it ;)Danny has a point, that is why you need to talk to each brokerage and figure out what works for you.I felt that I was too inexperienced to go into boutique real estate company.

We really are thinking about a true boutique type of thing...wholesaling, some flip and fix and some rent houses.

I'm glad I did, because the work I've done, and continue to do really helped me realize what I am passionate about - helping small business owners realize their dream of business ownership; specifically around the hospitality industry, ie, restaurants, bars, taverns and B&B's and boutique hotels, and business owners who lease space in commercial strip mall developments.So...with that in mind, and my soul searching in the month of June; I decided to jump back into insurance, but work in the area I liked the most, which was assisting my policyholders.

Right now, I have been contracted to help in launching a boutique hotel somewhere in Europe.

My goal is to be a boutique firm that services the residential RE investment clientele.

I used to work for a boutique GC in the city, and I have done several high end renovations.

I now work for an asset-backed lender based out of Boulder, CO and am consulting for a boutique commercial real estate investment group.

hi i just got my licensein retro spec i should have gone with keller william or remax or a boutique brokerageb/c iam with big box.