For toiletries, I happen to love the William Roam ones but I also want to try Boxpitality (so inexpensive).

Unlike Chris - I would actually recommend starting out at a company like Keller Williams to learn how to be a good agent.  

@William Wilson yes the meetup is open to anyone.

@William DeLuca If I am understanding this correctly, you can buy a house with cash or get a loan.

And I never said I used that garbage paint, you keep referencing it, I have had that stuff banned company wide for years now, we ONLY use Bear and Sherwin Williams as it has 2X the quality and coverage, minimum, than that, which while per gallon it is about 23% more for materials I save on average 40% or more on labor, not only saving on labor costing but increasing efficiency and the volume of work potential per labor. 

Good tips from William there :) I'd emphasise the personality bit - choose your route, at least for the first few years, based on your personality.

For residential property in Dallas I work with and have had great success with Susan Redding of Keller Williams, 214-675-4487

@Michael C Williams is correct in that many places in San Francisco convert the ground level garage and storage areas into legal dwelling spaces (ADUs), but IMHO these are not the best properties to hold long term as it changes the classification of a property from a SFH to a multi unit.

Sherwin Williams used to have a paper palette folder that featured multiple combinations of 3 exterior colors that went well together. 

P.s the color is sherwin Williams “poolhouse”