They have tons of training and people who could mentor you when you first start out.

If you don't feel you are worthy then take the training and put in the hard work to make yourself an asset.

Jimmy, during your conversation if you inform the other party that anything they might say will be public knowledge and while you say something to that effect press the record button that can be notice, you don't have to say this conversation is recorded for training purposes (lol).But on to other aspects.

Train kids to manage it for you so you have plenty of free time to travel!

I am experienced with roofing, landscaping, drywall, plumbing, electrical, masonry, computers, accounting, budgeting, public speaking, planning, training, management, and probably some other stuff too..A huge THANK YOU to this site's Founder Joshua Dorkin and all the great people who contribute here.

This agent is doing what all agent training is telling her to do - Call FSBO's and Expired listings "They are the low hangning fruit" that you have already "raised your hand" saying you want to sell.

While anyone can work for H&R Block, so to speak, an EA is better qualified and trained in the area of taxation.When you finish your degree you could certainly make application with the IRS as with your background and then education you would probably have a better chance than freshly graduated accounting students.

Now, because I’m not trained in carpentry, handyman stuff, etc., I tend to be fairly inefficient.

I got all my forms and contracts from an online training course on how to do assignment of contract.

If their "systems" were so great they'd be out buying and selling homes; not publishing tons of web content to "train" novice investors.