@Octavian CrossGet some training from someone that knows this business.

They have great training for new agents and I think learning your local market is a good place to start.

I recently took another weekend training course (sales pitch) here in Houston.

Decide how much training you want from the broker and find out what they provide.  

In this field, training and education is very important but so is keeping your lights on and food on your table. 

And wow, were their dogs not trained??

You wouldn't have pay anything for my labor I just want hands on training . 

Licensed Broker, Studied Residential Property Management at BSU, Managed Portfolios Of Over 900+Single Family Homes for Major Players In the Industry, 500+ Multi-Family, Student Housing, Senior Housing, Conventional, Section. 42, Training, Lease Ups, etc

This location is near to New York by Train/Bus.

I am also on the early retirement train.