I get this question a lot - and not even from a financial standpoint, but but a time and logistics standpoint. I sell houses, which are firmly located in the state of Utah. So upon first consideration you'd think that I have to be here in Utah all the time in order to do my job. I've taken several vacations in the past year, and my goal is to take at least a small trip every other month, with at least one of those being a longer trip to a new country I've never visited before

A big part of my job is staying on top of research being done by housing experts and economists both locally and nationally. I know more about housing market forces than most people, but I won't pretend to be an PHD level expert on the economy and all the forces that go into shaping what our economy and in turn, the housing market are doing, which is why I rely on information from THE experts. And every year at the end of January, the local board of realtors gathers the best