Currently I am a consultant in the oil field and my sites keep me near the Texas and New Mexico state line.

I'm tired of working "for the man", and I want to have more time to work on my real estate as well.Looking for someone to help me find a small office space (likely 1000sqft or less) to rent while searching for the "perfect" commercial space (a larger, 1900s home, zoned medical, that will be large enough to sublet rooms to other practitioners for an overall "medi-spa" building.  

•what field of study should I take in college to become a broker or realtor?

I focus on serving a niche tenant that associated with our local medical school.

I'm still fairly new to the real estate investing field.

I love the "explore" feature that I can use while the field.

At any given time we have 40 or 50 people in the field relying on us to keep the boat floating in the right direction. 

You may choose to accept the taxes and generate good returns, or choose different strategies that may not be subject to taxation.Regardless, you will want to speak with an expert in the field, as well as your tax and legal advisors before you move forward.There is a lot of good information on this topic here on BP, as well as several experts in the field you can reach out to.Best of luck as you get started!

Agents who were licensed back when it was amazing - but then left when it dropped - are coming back into the field now that there is money to be made.

Virginia area, just outside of Washington DC and my day job is currently in the IT field, however my end goal is to eventually build up a portfolio of B&H rental properties that will allow me to replace my day job's income with the cash flow.