I have found that I save a lot of money on our out of country VA's but the language barrier and skill level- it takes longer to train.

Timing is another concern.  2020 has been a train wreck and i have heard of an increase in tenants not paying rent. 

Hey, I'm a newly certified lead risk assessor/asbestos inspector in the Poughkeepsie/NYC area looking for an opportunity to gain work experience in the field, not necessarily looking for a job, just some hands-on training. 

I am training to becomea wholesaler and the first seller that I am working with now , is my first experience. 

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

He is very knowledgeable and trains Real Estate Brokers how to properly use the new Real Estate Contract.

That being said, look for brokerages that will help you hit that goal with training, mentorship and a good idea of what you're looking to accomplish.Many agents do not stay at their first brokerage for very long and thats because they don't do their due diligence.

There's a Facebook page and a lot of training, networking available.

I am currently pursuing my broker's license and training to become a property manager to simplify owners' lives. 

One issue at the moment for me is the train.