hahaWelcome to BP sir!

Joshua Dorkin Thank you sir!

Michael, Thank you so much sir.

Josh, Thank you so much sir.

Ned, you da man. . . you should become the chief lobbyist. . .I see a political future for you, sir!

Thanks sir.

. - Three things sir.1) This and any other business where you have to survive on your own (create your own paycheck, create your own benefits package and create your own retirement plan) is not for the weary.

Patrick D.thank you for the follow up sir - truth be told, getting a loan was something I was considering, but no it wasn't something I had my mind set on and needed validation for - I can understand though why it may have seemed that way, but honestly, im still trying to weigh my options and determine whats bestI completely understand what you're saying about the field of being an agent is very difficult, especially in the beginning, and thankfully I've been fortunate to have the support/encouragement of my friends, family and the wonderful community here on BPit sounds cliche, but I sincerely do value all these responses and perspectives from all different types of people on here - you're words are much appreciated and will most definitely be taken into serious considerationas I said before, im still undecided in regards to method of paying for initial expenses, but im confident that ill be able to figure it out, especially now that I have the opinions and perspectives of all you guys on here.

@Michael W,I appreciate the message sir, as there may be plenty who know more than yourself there are plenty more who know more then me, yourself included.I will certainly keep you in mind and I again appreciate it very much.

Welcome @Joseph Norman Sounds like you have it all planned out.