Please turn the TV off and educate yourself before spewing conjecture.

After graduating from UGA with a degree in Special Education in May 2020, I soon realized it was not the path for me.

Each year I am out $1,000 to hang license with broker.Each year I am out $250 in education fees plus the low amount of hours to complete.Each transaction I am out $1,000.This would mean that I would be ahead roughly $35,500 to $60,500 AFTER 10 YEARS of dormant activity ($1000 times 10

If your satisfied with their training consider staying on and relocating to an office near you.Also take any education classes at PCAR and/or Sacramento Association of Realtors that the instructors recommend in addition to what KW has to offer.

I would say make sure you've done your Education regarding reading books/listening to podcasts/going to seminars.  

Good luck and get educated!

I started educate myself in real estate, and personal development by listening to podcasts and audio books.

Education requirements vary by state.

It's an educated crapshoot.....Not what you wanted to hear I'm sure...;-)

I'm a huge believer in continuing education and audio books have changed my life because they allow me to learn while maintaining a busy work/life schedule.