REALTOR DID NOT MAKE THE TOP 5 CAREER LIST IN 2009

The list below shows the top 5 professions for 2009:

1.   Physician Assistant

2.   Physical and Occupational Therapist

3.   Medical Science Liaison (Pharmaceutical)

4.   Account Director (Internet and Sales Marketing)

5.   Information Technicians (SQL Database Administrators) and Software Developers

It seems the medical and computer field will always be great professions at time continue on. More and more people are getting older that require medical assistance. Phoenix, AZ is becoming a big medical hub because many older people are coming here to retire. There people are demanding medical attention form the community. They need services to live their lives. Many of these people have great medical benefits and have money to retire on.

The computer field is another hot industry. People with computer skills will always be in need as our society becomes more reliant on technology.

What does that mean for real estate? I have started two investment groups that cater to both these fields. I am starting with a few people in each investor group. The people like the group. I have three deals at this point sold as investment properties.

I would encourage you to start a specialized investing group to cater to one of these fields.

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7 comments • Harry F. D'Elia, Investor , Mentor, CSSN Radio Coach, REOs, Networker, ePRO, CDPE • June 11 2009 08:21AM

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Commission positions do not usually make these lists. Too bad, lots of highly qualified people never learn about the opportunities in real estate.

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Posted by Roy Kelley, Montgomery County, MD Homes For Sale (Roy Kelley and RE/MAX Realty Group) almost 3 years ago

Great way to think outside the box and still actively pursue real estate with those professions.

Posted by W. Darrell Walters - Envoy Mortgage Ltd almost 3 years ago

Harry...

I would love to have a career with a weekly paycheck ... and I'm pretty good around a computer. Maybe I need to revise my resume.

Posted by Richard Weisser Coweta Fayette Real Estate almost 3 years ago

Some people have a full time job and transition into real estate.

Posted by Harry F. D'Elia, Investor , Mentor, CSSN Radio Coach, REOs, Networker, ePRO, CDPE (Properties R Us LLC) almost 3 years ago

One never gets paid what one is worth when working for someone else

Posted by Harry F. D'Elia, Investor , Mentor, CSSN Radio Coach, REOs, Networker, ePRO, CDPE (Properties R Us LLC) almost 3 years ago

I don't think when people come out of school they aspire to be a  realtor. I think people gradually work their way into it or use it as a 2nd career. Funny I am pushing my daughter to be a PA!!

Posted by Kathy Knight, BROKER, ABR, CRS, GRI, SFR Wilmington NC homes and beach homes (Intracoastal Realty Corp) almost 3 years ago

My brother in law is studying to be a nurse. He is 38 years old. I love real estate.

Posted by Harry F. D'Elia, Investor , Mentor, CSSN Radio Coach, REOs, Networker, ePRO, CDPE (Properties R Us LLC) almost 3 years ago

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