>> Well as they say to people who are focused on are first of all understand
if you were addicted to real estate.
I mean if you have an addiction, you know you have the addiction.
So if I were to advise anyone is just pick some tools, get out there,
become a financial analyst, get in front of a computer.
It's what you know more than my generation knows.
My son is doing it now.
He sits in front of computers all day
in a financial analyst real estate position understanding how loans work and how documents
and evaluation on real estate, fantastic.
Great portal, it's a tool.
Put it in your toolbox.
You might not going to do it forever, but then when you say to somebody run me a spreadsheet
on this opportunity, when it comes back you're going to know everything about that spreadsheet
because you did them for five years or three years or four years.
So just put tools in the toolbox.
Get into it.
It's going to come in on the computer side, fantastic.
Financial analyst side, fantastic.
Small real estate development company being a gopher, fantastic.
Work in a law firm in the zoning side, fantastic.
Become a land planning, get a land planning degree, whatever it is, just get some tools
in the toolbox and then you'll figure out where your passion is.