That makes them think you're just another working man, instead of someone trying to profit from their hardship.

Go to the largest realestate office in your area.Call and make an appointment to talk with someone about a career in realestate(I say career because when an 18-25 year old calls me and says "hey man you hiring I need a job" I usually do not return the call.Be serious,on time,willing(to do what ever they ask of you),show up shaved,well dressed(not a suit necessarily...but good jeans nice polo and decent shoes),and be polite and respectful starting with your first phone call.That said expect THEM to pay for your schooling if you want to become a realestate agent,in return you will probably end up signing a 1-2 year work agreement saying you will do nothing in realestate other than work for said entity.Also look at up front fees.Some realestate agents here pay for a desk in an office on a monthly basis...if it is that type of office I would go somewhere else.Expect a low commision rate to start,after all they are paying to start you out and need to recoup the cost of that.Be eager to learn,but do not be the annoying new guy lol.All that said if you are serious about becoming an investor there is almost no better way to start.You will learn your local market,realestate transactions and laws.It is always better to know more than the other guy when investing.If you show up on time,work hard,and show promise you will do well.Oh,if the first office you go to does not need anyone at that time do not give up.

(OPT out notice, interest rate, terms, amount... all that crap that doesn't really apply but the man makes you do it because you got info from a credit reporting agency?)

Personal decisions man....

This man was brilliant when I met him and he was high up in an aerospace company.

A fun competition never hurts any Office.Has anyone else ever incorporated something similar with their business?

A man in a suit and tie steps out, grabs his briefcase, and walks right into Heaven while discussing some "listings" over his Blackberry.The man in line starts to get incensed now and asks St.

Thank you so much man appreciate the feed back!

Hey @Scott Autenreith,Thanks for reaching out man, we are currently in the processing of determining if Tucson is a great market for us to pursue and purchase in, we plan on taking a trip out there when this Corona Virus clears up and dig a bit deeper into the market.

Plus, man is the only creature to trip over stone twice...In my view, the real "blood on the streets" will be seen in 12-18 months when people currently furloughed will be officially unemployed and unable to service their debts.