I work in hospitality, which can mean brutal schedule/hours and a stressful and chaotic work environment.

Either route will depend on how the courts in your neck of the woods is handling cases in a COVID-19 environment.

Marriott has a chain of 7 new "feature" hotels in the world targeting Millennials providing social environments on the main level and tiny hotel rooms.

Abel, I appreciate your feedback & I can definitely see how having 9 years of Counselor experience would be a HUGE advantage as a Realtor.I currently work for a Large Tonnage Refrigeration company as a Field Foreman.I enjoy the fast paced ever changing environment, I love being the leader & the one who others look to when the deadline needs to be met.I’ve invested a great deal of my time listening to audiobooks, podcasts & reading to further my growth & potential to excel.In the area where I live, (Boise,Idaho), I see a lot of Realtors that are “comfortable” & who spend their time looking good out at the clubs.

Pro business / low tax environment.  

Areas can be spotty up here but I have noticed some of the more strict communities have a higher level of care for home, yards and environment.  

I don't like manicured properties unless I am visiting a historic estate or formal garden environment.  

How familiar is your company with the regulatory environment for rental properties in California? 

I like the economics, business environments, supply restrictions and general lack of sexiness these areas have today.With all that said, I think even these areas are generally over-priced today.

As a landlord in San Francisco, my feeling is you'd better take a long hard look at the regulatory environment.