@Guillermo Vladimir Robles hang in there. 

I'm in my mid 40's and i dont remember a time with so many big gotcha's hanging around out there.

If you plan to continue buying properties in Utah, then you might consider hanging onto it. 

If you are just looking for a brokerage to hang your license with and just wholesale with no intention of being a "practicing real estate agent" then find a broker that is in the wholesale game. 

I may take more vacations, and longer vacations, but I have no intention of hanging up my apron just to sit at home.

They hang nice on the beds and are easy to wash.

Since you already have a background of sorts, I would just hang around this forum ( a lot), asl questions and soak up the knowledge that is here.

That is why there are limitations or exclusions on coverages there, and also why there is a greater financial risk for continuing to handle them yourself when you don't actually have E&O coverage.2) You will also be required to "hang" the license with an actively licensed qualifying broker and brokerage in NM, who essentially oversees your real estate transactions and is responsible for making sure that you are practicing real estate within the state & federal laws & regulations.

If your'e going to be doing this full-time then you are on the right track and you'll continue to learn difficult lessons quickly, but you'll get the hang of it eventually.

You won't be able to keep your agent's license unless you hang it with a broker.