I've never really been that career person so being free to do what I want to is kinda the idea.

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However, the notice on the door lists a field rep service that's used by a lot of banks.  

Marketing is much more interesting to me, and I have past success in this field.

I have a date field next to the big ticket items and one in each room field incase there is something important there.When did the roof get replaced?  

We have turned a transient career into a great way to add to our portfolio.

As a recent college graduate I've just started my career and feel like I'm in a place where I can act on my real estate aspirations.

.- Most "kids" these days know a lot about technology but being able to use particular apps out in the field can be beneficial.