I hope BP proves to be helpful in both your sales and investment careers.

Those theories can be used in your real estate career time and time again.

The price you pay I guess for a steady income and the ability to be home with the kids every night (I did three years in Iraq over a 4 year stretch at one point of my active career so I needed a bit of family time!)

The highest I've ever seen in my career is 820

How to write up a contract etc.It may be total nonsense to you are may make some sense but getting a license for me was the best thing I ever did for my investing career.

It just seems that there aren't many options out there.So far I'm having tons of fun in this new career path, as a 19 year old university dropout, I obviously have made some mistakes, and I continue to learn every day.

Yeah I've been doing just that almost every night while at work whenever I'm not busy, I've pretty much got a book to read after all the topics I've actually printed out but hey, if it helps me and is beneficial to a future career which I already have a passion for I'll be right on it as quick as I can.

I am about four years into my career now and I am still working 7 days a week and often 10 or more hours a day.

Part of looking for a career is to find something you enjoy doing.

In most cases you will not be able to assign the contract, you will need proof of funds to get your offers accepted, and you had better be prepared to become a landlord if you can't find a buyer, or your REO career will end quickly.