Personal Career Advice for Me

[sdrealtor]

How about a job as a Realtor or a Loan Officer?

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[sdrealtor]

How about a job as a Realtor or a Loan Officer?

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[powayseller]

hahaha, good one!

Thanks for all the responses so far. I will take these comments “off the air”.

[anxvariety]

Never??? What kind of ads? Bankruptcy ads? In that case, the newspaper would love to run the column! I tend to dance around in paranoia-land at times.. but I don’t see small newspapers(uniontrib, nctimes) as being really that clever and I often see plenty of stuff tucked away in the newspaper that don’t serve it’s interests… Plus newspapers have to be careful not to seem too dictator-like or they make lose their readers trust.. A little column like this would be fine.. since it would do little to sway the sheeple anyways, would just provide content satisfying an even more diverse audience.. I would think the only problem is, the real estate winds will blow for a year or two.. and then all will be quiet. There were sites alot like this back in the dot com days that just fizzled out when all the dust settled.

What Rich is doing with his brokerage license is great.. he probably doesn’t want to paint himself into a corner with this site.. when the mania is over he can take his brokerage license(is that what you recently got?) and experience he’s got from this site and move into whatever new or old markets sprout up..

[rankandfile]

I understand that it can be hard to make money online and that ad revenues aren’t always what they’re cracked up to be. But, if done right, a well-run website has a number of advantages. You have a worldwide customer base, you are open 24x7x365, you make your own hours, and you can work from anywhere there is an internet connection…you aren’t tied down to being in a specific place. Besides, it seems that you have a passion for working online judging by the quantity, quality, and frequency of your posts.

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