Some fail, some don't.My model is 3/2 SF, single story in GREAT school districts where ppl want to live.  

87% of real estate agents fail out of the industry altogether, which is right in line with the small business failure rate of 90%.Most small businesses do not turn a profit in their first 2 years in business, and barely eek out a profit in year 3.Being an agent, like any small business requires you to spend capital in order to build the business, regardless of whether revenue is coming in or not.The median income for a full time agent is right around $50,000 per year.I say those things to help set expectations.

I gave up and let my grades slip, and I've since had my record expunged of all failings so that in the future, if I wanted to go back, I could.I'm 21 now.

I know Nashua has one regularly at Fody's Tavern and there's also the monthly meeting in Manchester.

Chicago is likely to fail financially as a city soon and I don't think congress is in the mood to bail them out.

There is no way that an investor can know 100 percent that a deal will not fail.

Let me say there are many success stories with people buying into the high priced guru programs, but unfortunately there are many more that failed.  

If your plan fails, they'd likely get the property back in a foreclosure.

Better yet, find internal motivation (inspiration) through self-reflection, consciousness hacking and success visualization.Make mistakes and fail quickly.

Was feeling Froggy, not professional I’ll save amateur hour for comedy night“Why is it when a manager fails to manage its oversight but when a manger is doing his job It’s oversight!