This does vary and each region is different.

Hmm, good advice.Reglazing companies vary so much in their ability its amazing.

Once I get my degree I will go into my field, but I would like to work in real estate part time, then eventually make it my permanent job.

I know that RE investing is what I really want to do, but it has been hard to dedicate the time to really make things happen.With a degree in Accounting, I'm currently working as an auditor while studying to sit for the CPA exam.

Not only to cover medical costs directly related, but to pay temp disability payments while unable to work, cover future medical needs that might arise as a result of the injury (or they sometimes will settle for a lump sum medical payment if you sign off future medical claims for that injury)....they'll also assess whether you were to some degree permanently disabled/unable to return to the same line of work, and help with training for a new line of work if necessary.

It involves selling skills......which....everyone has to varying degrees but few are masters of.

Feel that you actually possess courage to an enormous degree.

The foreclosure process varies state by state based on law.

Check to see how the county handles the process.Note that the rules for TLCs vary by state.

Or you could go to college for a business degree and then go to your local reia meetings and find a mentor that will let you work for him/her and learn the business.