@Travis Tannahill I second the "focus on 1" statement.Also, if you are good at the insurance piece, you will out pace the mortgage commissions over time because of the residual income P&C offers that mortgage sales does not. 

He is now pushing selling vacant land and becoming a Pace Morby gator lender.

Ya know slobs will be slobs.. and I've seen immaculate mulit family units and homes,, and just the opposite .. you the owner set the pace and what's expected. 

Profits are as big or bigger than CA with 10% the amount all-in in many cases.I had Indy pegged for about 12 years as the best market for cash flow and huge profits and it has certainly been confirmed after doing over 100 deals in the last 2 years and on pace to do well over 100 this year alone.  

You have to move at a pace that works for you and your finances.

I've been a residential agent in Portland, OR for 3+ years and am getting a little tired of the grind and pace although I primarily enjoy the work.

In the late 50s and early 60s "National Homes" were being constructed at an amazing pace.

I have had a soft opening for two weeks now without any advertising and I am nearly on pace to meet the income projections without my grand opening and marketing strategy.Thanks for your replies and any lenders you may know of.

Eventually your vocabulary will grow and it will be easier and easier to consume more information and increase the pace of your learning. 

Bay area rents and real estate values have risen at an incredible pace over the last few years, and it can't go up forever.2.