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jobs-and-careers2 years ago

High-paying jobs in the U.S. that don't require a degree

Americans are increasingly searching for jobs that don't require a college degree but offer high salaries, flexibility, and travel opportunities. The top three most Googled jobs in the US are real estate agent, notary, and travel agent. While these roles typically require a high school diploma or GED, there are no formal education requirements beyond that. Certification or licensing is necessary, and the average salaries for these jobs range from $39,955 for travel agents to $129,717 for notaries, with top earners making over $100,000 and $200,000, respectively.

via CNBC|
#career-opportunities#high-paying-jobs#jobs-and-careers
personal-relationships2 years ago

"Dealing with an Overzealous Real Estate Agent Turned Stalker"

A reader seeks advice on how to deal with an overzealous real estate agent who continues to contact them even after closing several deals. Despite declining invitations and asking her to stop, the agent persists, even showing up at their house uninvited. The reader is advised to keep a log of the agent's contact, continue ignoring her, and if necessary, send a firm email and block her on their phones. They are also encouraged to contact the agent's prestigious real estate company if the behavior continues. In another question, a reader asks if they should give their oldest son the same cash gift they gave their youngest son for a down payment on a home, even though it's unlikely he will buy a home. The advice is to offer the same amount of money to the eldest son, allowing him to invest it as he chooses.

via OregonLive|
#boundaries#gift-giving#home-ownership
personal-relationships2 years ago

Persistent Real Estate Agent Crosses Boundaries: Homeowner's Dilemma

A reader seeks advice on dealing with a real estate agent who continues to contact them after closing multiple deals, despite declining invitations and expressing their disinterest. The reader is advised to keep a log of the agent's contact, block her on their phones, and consider contacting her prestigious real estate company if the behavior persists. In another question, parents wonder if they should give their oldest son the same cash gift they gave their youngest son for a down payment on a home, even though it's uncertain if he will ever buy a house. The advice is to offer the same amount if they can afford it, recognizing that homeownership may not be a priority for everyone. Lastly, a reader suggests using earbuds as a solution for a neighbor who plays loud music while working in their garage.

via The Washington Post|
#boundaries#gift-giving#homeownership
aviation2 years ago

Tragedy in Virginia: Victims of Private Jet Crash Identified.

A private jet crashed in Virginia, killing the pilot and three passengers, including a real estate agent and her 2-year-old daughter. The cause of the crash is being investigated, with hypoxia being a possible reason. The pilot, Jeff Hefner, was a highly experienced aviator who had flown for Southwest Airlines for 25 years. The victims were identified as Adina Azarian, her daughter Aria, and their nanny. Azarian was remembered as a devoted mother and exceptional colleague by her employer, Keller Williams.

via CNN|
#aviation#hypoxia#pilot
crime2 years ago

Pennsylvania Mom Charged with Strangling 11-Year-Old Son to Death.

Ruth Dirienzo-Whitehead, a 50-year-old real estate agent from Horsham Township, Montgomery County, has been charged with first-degree murder, third-degree murder, and possessing an instrument of crime after allegedly strangling her 11-year-old son with her husband's belt. She fled to the Jersey Shore, where she was found and taken into custody. Dirienzo-Whitehead told detectives that she killed her son because she did not want him to grow up with the family's financial struggles. She had numerous posts on her Facebook page about her love for the beach and the ocean.

via Patch|
#crime#horsham#jersey-shore