For the past few months I have been working as an intern at a commercial real estate firm. I enjoy the time I spend there, the people I work with, and I learn a lot. For the most part, I have been working with this one business broker and I think he is as smart as they come.
Lately, I have been hearing rumors from an extremely reliable source that he wants to hire a few assistants in the near future. The business broker even mentioned it today and even hinted he might be interested in hiring me.

Does anyone have any experience with this type of situation? What do you guys think I should do?

- I am graduating college in sping 09
- Other Options:
- Go to graduate school
- Get a job with a corporation

How does futures trading related to inflation ??

When will the Chicago Mercantile Exchange begin trading options and futures on real estate in 10 select US cities and how can private investors participate?

Can someone in the know please give me some idea of what a good broker can expect to earn in his or her first year?

Also, what sort of money do really good, self-employed brokers earn?

Finally, with the internet and other media full of comparisons of mortgages, is there a rosy future for mortgage brokers?

Cheers!

I’m looking for something that sounds amusing, like Pork Belly Futures.

I am looking to get into the futures trading market with limited start-off capitol (00-00). Does anyone know of a reputable online brokerage that is willing to deal in smaller trades?

1. That kind of company that give you honorable, reasonable slippage on bid and ask price.
2. Give you interest on your balances in your account while waiting to buy future commodities.
3. Have a good reputation for customer services for their clients.
4. Charge you discount or average or reasonable commision
5. Give you honorable advises on how to trade future commodities profitably