I would approach the issue by examining the most substantial risks you face. 

In your situation i would examine your budget and determine why you have had difficulty saving money, is it a matter of unavoidable circumstances or choice?

Then I took, and passed, the exam in January.

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That first deal will probably be the most nerve racking.

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I never even considered this strategy but thanks to you I will examine deals with new eyes and thought process :)

The first deal is the most nerve wracking, after that it's just addicting.

That or you need to examine your follow up / lead filtering system to see if deals are falling through the cracks.What lists are you mailing and what kind of marketing piece are you sending them?

You have to examine your skill sets, experience, knowledge and end goals.