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This is addressed to some of our members who are being squeezed out of their particular
technical field. May I suggest getting a realtor's license. It's not very expensive, difficult or
lengthy. I have some relatives who are very average in intelligence...and in every other way, who
make a very comfortable living in real estate. 
Ironically selling residential properties is probably the easiest in the entire spectrum of sales.
Houses more or less sell themselves. A family likes the property and can get financed or they
don't. It doesn't take any slick sales talk or arm twisting. You can work remotely most of the time
except for hosting open houses. Even then people just wander around and ask basic questions because
all the specs of the house are printed out or available online.
The realtor's commission is typically 5% of the sale price and since the average home in many parts of the
country are $300,000. That's $15000 for very little work. It's not unreasonable to sell a house once a month or
every two months.
Something to consider. 

Middle man jobs like real estate agents will eventually be phased out due to tokenization and automation. Just something to keep in mind.

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