Any tips for breaking into that field?

All I got out of your jumbled response is that you have 30 years of experience (ok, that's vague) & buried in the "fine print" of your post is this:Ours is truly "one on one" training with 30 years experience, with a guarantee you will buy properties or your money, with referrals to people who specialize in the fields you listed of LLC and asset protection.

And a washer & dryer are critical for those of us traveling away from home for more than a few days.One of the things I love about our small 2-person Airbnb is that I never have to worry about big, illegal, violent drug parties or families having a field day jumping up and down on our beds.If single people or couples are likely to be visiting Branson, they make awesome guests. 

Conquering Chaos in Your Field Service Business: How AutoOps Can Be Your HeroImagine this: a disgruntled customer calls you, furious because a noisy technician woke their child during a recent service call.

Usually this happens with successful people (in their own fields) who are just arrogant and think they know more than experienced agents do.

I have a house in the country with tons of field mice.

This was in exchange for a significant higher salary when I compared it to other employers my friends work at in the same field. 

(I had iCloud storage for my personal use prior to getting into this field)I realize the above items can be used for personal use as well, which is why I am asking. 

Unfortunately, his sons haven't shown an interest in valuing his business and legacy, so he takes great pride in supporting a young person who shares his dedication to building something meaningful in the field he's devoted his life to.

While the former presents a classic investment opportunity, the latter has caught my eye for its unique and potentially lucrative approach.As someone relatively new to this field, I'm aware that there might be aspects I haven't considered or opportunities I'm overlooking.