Even if you're unsure, guessing can still result in you selecting the right answer.Becoming an agent is challenging, and the exam doesn't necessarily equip you with all the skills needed for success in the field.

Your journey from musician to actuary and now to REI is quite remarkable, and it’s clear that you’re bringing a wealth of knowledge and analytical skills to the table.As a fellow investor here in Conroe/The Woodlands area, I can relate to the excitement and the eagerness to learn and grow within this field.

It may be that you have zero interest in that field and only obtained that degree because you were pre-med.

I know you play ball in the field Engelo, so you need primetime ammo and artillery.

Maybe the oil field slowdown will change prices or available labor, but not until the unemployment benefits run out in a year or 2. 

If you are in the 'maybe' stage, then maybe this is not the right time for you to jump into that particular field. 

Ultimately allowing you to automate the scheduling of your field-work. 

I work in property management, so please don't hesitate to ask any questions pertaining to that field.

Get that outlined so you're able to play ball in the field and not get played.I invest on the side in private & public debt, take the interest payouts and buy into private & public equity and more RE.

While initially enthusiastic about the potential of the property, upon inspection, I found myself overwhelmed by the extent of work required for its rehabilitation.As a beginner in this field, I must admit that I feel ill-equipped to accurately assess the necessary renovations and calculate the total cost of rehabilitation.