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What’s a great job to pursue in the real estate industry?

Hi, I’m 16 and currently in high school (Texas). At the time I’m really not quite sure what to do for a living. I get A’s in all my classes, but going to college doesn’t really interest me. I don’t have any prior knowledge of what to expect in real estate, so my questions are: 1. What job in this field pays well, without a college degree (I’m okay with taking courses, I just don’t wanna have to attend college) 2. Is it financially stable, with great job security until retirement? 3. Are there any benefits? Like connections 4. From all the videos I see, is it realistic for me to one day make 6 figures a year 5. Are there any classes in high school I should take in order to be prepared 6. How quickly can I enter this field (P.S with my income I plan on one day becoming a landlord, so I’d like to make enough to pay the mortgages)

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