Two concerns for her-
1. Real estate does not pay much the first 6 months-year or so. You have to get licensed and get some deals moving, then closed before you get your first check. She will need savings or a part time job or financial support during that time.
2. I don’t like to recommend timing any markets as I cannot predict the future, but we are headed for a housing bubble correction IMO. With the covid relief bills propping up renters and borrowers and moratoriums on foreclosures and evictions, there will be a wave of people losing their homes once those bills end… This will affect housing availability, demand and pricing- potentially a double whammy if rates ever truly go up as that will have it’s own impact on housing. If you ar ein and established as a realtor you could be fine. A new realtor with no connections, no books of clients… It could be a high wash out rate.
1. Real estate does not pay much the first 6 months-year or so. You have to get licensed and get some deals moving, then closed before you get your first check. She will need savings or a part time job or financial support during that time.
2. I don’t like to recommend timing any markets as I cannot predict the future, but we are headed for a housing bubble correction IMO. With the covid relief bills propping up renters and borrowers and moratoriums on foreclosures and evictions, there will be a wave of people losing their homes once those bills end… This will affect housing availability, demand and pricing- potentially a double whammy if rates ever truly go up as that will have it’s own impact on housing. If you ar ein and established as a realtor you could be fine. A new realtor with no connections, no books of clients… It could be a high wash out rate.