Once you’ve enrolled, take effort in studying and doing class work, although these can be typically done at home. Once you’ve taken the required subjects, start to contact a local college or university that offers preparatory classes for real estate broker’s licensure exams.
Live simply; live well. Strive to avoid conspicuous consumption.
Practice Thrift in all things; above all, avoid waste.
Pay yourself first. In this way you will always be prepared.
Be practical. Understand feasibility, what’s possible, what will work.
Be creative, alert for new solutions, techniques, technologies.
Choosing a neighborhood to purchase a home is much like choosing a pair of shoes – it should be a good fit that will be comfortable for a long time – until you outgrow them or decide to have them resoled. This is an oversimplification, of course, but the idea is similar.