Already met with them this afternoon and paid the $700 for the month of training so I knew I wouldn’t back out and would be committed and have someone to hold me accountable.

The current commute to Central Park is more than 1 hr, but a high speed train station right across where I bought the studio, is being built (and will be finished in 2 years). 

Even the training certain high profile individuals are doing is nothing more than making newbies pay the mentor for the opportunity to be their birddog. 

Get on the right side of code enforcement, make it personal with the code enforcement officials, make it count.If you have dreams of passive investment in C/D-class properties, you are only really going to get to them through mastering how to manage them personally and then figuring out how to delegate responsibilities effectively to the right people, probably only people you train yourself.If you're not local, Justin, this ain't the way.

They offered much better training than the larger companies.

I took the express train to Boston out of Union Station for a work event a few weeks ago and I was amazed at how many people were taking on it and commuting in from Worcester.Being around here, and especially in the busy summer months, I have noticed what seems to be an incredible volume of new residential construction happening.

I also want to point out that newer agents still have to work under a broker who should be providing training and advice to help them help you.

@Tyler Donovan hi Tyler,Salem is a great commuter spot, for the train.

Never works, they have blown up the trust train. 

However, I’m a hands on, in person type of learner and would greatly benefit from maybe learning from someone in the business already and training!