With respect to Accountability, you want a community/environment to help you set goals, set an action plan and measure your progress towards hitting those goals.I am a bit biased on these two since I've been with both brokerages... but eXp Realty and Keller Williams are 2 companies I'd check out if I were in your shoes.Best of luck to you moving forward!

Do you see starting as an agent and becoming a broker as a natural progression?

I really don't want ex to stop progress once they find out the realities of managing a property (since I've done all the work til now).  

I guess I'm looking for a more sequential, progressive way of learning.So any recommended ways to go about learning this?

Learned some good lessons about buying in the path of progress and putting some sweat equity in.

It’s annoying to walk the straight line and not make any progress.

I'll have the ability to go check on progress everyday because, let's be honest, that's just the control freak I am.

During the Asian financial crisis, prices of condominium dropped between 9 percent and 14 percent from 1998 to 1999, followed by a recovery in 2000 when prices grew by 24 percent.

I'm in progress on reading it for the second time this year.

The unemployment situation did not get as bad as many had predicted, and the recovery is taking place faster than most thought would happen.