I just moved to El Paso with my husbands job in the army and I am looking for ideas for a new job in real estate that are entry level but will help me learn more about the industry.

They are widely used across many industries (including real estate where legal documents are passed around through multiple parties).

Prices for houses are reasonable here, good economy with state and Federal employers being the largest, with good wages and no industrial layoffs or strikes. 

You've got no experience in the industry.

You're essentially buying tenant credit risk, so my clients spend a lot of time underwriting the tenant, industry, etc.

In the industry, we call these "overlays". 

While I think there is something to be said about doing business in your community, you might find that a majority of tax practitioners are generalist who may work with many industries and be the proverbial jack of all trades, master of none. 

Hi guys, I’m a 19 year old apprentice working 4 days a week in the property industry (currently doing management)and studying to become a qualified surveyor by the age of 23.

I find the whole smart lock industry quite frustrating.

You seem like one of the "good guys / gals" in this industry!!