If not, good luck - I hope you find a solid buyer quickly. 

Most didn't bother, but because of ongoing tree roots infiltration we replaced it all & added a back flow valve for an extra $450.

Working in the industry before licensure is probably a solid idea, but that's not the route I took.

.- There is nothing concise about a listing agreementd(IMO)... nothing(in MN minimum of 4 solid pages)... and last I checked... everyday many agreements are signed that are never followed up on. 

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

Just a solid opportunity to learn from heavy-hitters and extensive time to network. 

I have a solid connection to a fantastic team in Fayetteville, and a friend/mentor who knows the market very well.

You might find this recent article very helpful in changing some of your assumptions on the housing market: https://www.economist.com/special-report/2020/01/16/housing-is-at-the-root-of-many-of-the-rich-worlds-problemsGood luck and PM me if I can help you.

Be advised though, I am one of those guys that will want to know everything about the particular investment vehicle and the deal we/I do.I am really, really ready to network with mentors, investors, and team members of all types, and am looking for solid meetups to attend.

@Jon MooreThat’s a solid rule to live by, if I’m not mistaken is that called the 1% rule?