I will more than likely hang my license under Keller Williams as I have found two good mentor students under that brokerage.I am currently living in what they call a “boutique market” and in a few years I would like to relocate to a bigger city where there’s potential for bigger and better opportunities in the industry.

From my own personal experience, knowing that I had student loan debt hanging over me always weighed on my mind, at the time I didn't realize how important knowing interest rates and weighing the options what's a better ROI, invest now or after paying off debt. 

We have our google voice number, but can not save a voicemail greetingVideo of problem:https://www.youtube.com/Voice_Mail_ProblemWe click to record the greeting, it calls our phone, it prompts us to record, we start speaking... but everytime after about 20 seconds it hangs up.

I live in the MT Dora/Eustis area (FL) and am looking for a good broker to put my license with. Someone that offers great training, and a moderate split. Any Suggestion? Don’t have my license yet, Just tryin to think ...

The first one is in between 2 different drug dealers, who are hanging out all over the street.

It should be at the top of your list of questions that you ask any broker you speak to about hanging your license with them. 

Do you have room for a small fitness center or a place for students to hang out with Wifi.

What are the pros and cons of hanging your license in a rual/big city broker and what cities would you recommend?

Hang in there, I just started so I'm focusing on reading books , listening to different podcast and networking with the locals in my area. slowly but surely, one step at a time and you will get there.

@Craig Clark - get out to some of the area REI groups - you will meet those folks informally there, and some events will have tables with your potential contractors, insurance guys, etc hanging out to talk and pass out pieces of chocolate.Andy