You could work in the industry in a wide variety of positions and learn from some big dogs.

I find specializing makes it easier to really add value to the transaction, and I don't want agents on my team that are going to be distracted by their retail clients and the different marketing that is required for that segment of the industry.

I have been facilitating the use of mobile marketing for years to my clients in other industries.  

Was hoping for some advice or tips from anyone who understands the credit industry or went through something similar.PROBLEM: So this weekend my wife and I went to meet a couple lenders to get a pre approval letter so we could purchase our first Multi Family.

Zillow is the market leaders and your can finde sometimes more properties that directly out of the mls because there using multiple mls to get there listing.

It would also make sense to me that the REITs might be less affected by the ups and downs of the overall stock market because it's involved with the real estate industry which seems to be more stable than the stock market as of late.I appreciate the perspective and will for sure hold my money in my savings account until I hear a convincing argument in favor of the passive income offered by REITs and if the math works in my favor based on the way that argument presents itself.Thank you for your time!

I work in the water well industry in Indiana.

my non educated guess is we will see some panic.. some investors decide to just hold their cards tight right now.I think landlords may experience some tenants that cant work becasue their jobs are affected not necessarily they are infected .. but they lose hours at vocations that are at risk/  Like cruise industry, airlines  Hotels  convention services those types of things.. and i guess really restaurants.. as the stock market retreats I think that will create some amount of flight to real estate for more stable investments even if its just parking money for low returns. 

Good opportunities to buy in the old and gas industry, obviously. 

@Kai James you may be in an industry with a number of people who may have decent income.