How can I learn and earn in real estate industry

Some carriers are known for getting in certain markets, holding those accounts for a certain period of time, and then pulling back from writing anything in that industry for the next few years. 

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I just have trouble believing that the entire mortgage industry has not safeguarded itself from a hyperinflational scenario in some way… Let me throw some possibilities here for discussion:- Is there something buried deep down in the fixed loan terms that would allow the bank to change either the principal or interest payments of a fixed rate mortgage under certain circumstances, even if you pay it on time and never violate the terms on your end?

Old industrial parts of Lawrence. 2. 15-30 minutes from leading private high schools and universities. 30 minutes from Boston. 3.

How would someone who has never had any property management experience, but is pretty well learned of the industry get their foot in the door with an entry level job such as assistant PM?

How long have you been in the industry?

Everything you just mentioned is a ton of work, and if you've got the work ethic to do that you could easily find something where you could make $40k-$60k+ by just shopping around for a better job and moving up in something.I'd even consider finding a Property Management firm to go work for and get some real world experience in this industry.

Contrary to the original post I think that real estate is really a safe investment, rather than a high return one (if you want very good returns, as with every investment, you need to put your time and effort into learning the ins and outs of the industry).

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