Or they add a pet and don't know how to train it.

I remember one of the first training sessions I had with a lender was how do my customers get the best rates...and he said, when someone calls and is focused on rate...I can do that and then charge fee. 

The settlement has him quit claim the house to her but it is stalled.

At least the home inspector is trained on code. 

One team trains everyday, the second team just eats pizza all day.Team one beat team 2 100 times in a row.

Purchased 5 acres adjacent to Raiders Training Facility.

That makes you a home shopper, not an investor.About 30 years ago, Robert Allen and his partner Don Wolfe came pretty close to getting the front-end part of it right: In their "Wealth Training", yes - they talked about property, acquisition strategies, exit strategies and so on, but they also spent a good chunk of their 5-day seminar on personal development: how you present yourself as an investor, negotiator, money partner, etc. ... how to focus on the deal rather than how you feel about it, ...Focus on the deal.

Ask questions to the brokerage about commission splits, training, what, if any expenses they cover (cards, signs, ect). 

The best advice I can give you is forget about all the online practice tests and find out when Hondros has the next test training.

I really wanted to be on a team from the beginning to learn the ropes and have people I could meet with in person.Now I am not sure if I want to stay with eXp and be a single agent ( I am confident in the training but who do I call for simple questions, or chat with about random real estate going ons, etc?)