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Hello, guys. I've finally decided to go back to college, and try and finish my bachelors degree. From there, I'm seriously considering Law School, partly because I've always wanted to be a lawyer, partly because of the money. 
Anyway, I am trying to figure out what to do about my insurance career while I go to college. I don't want to give it up, (I may become an estate attorney), but I'm not sure that my independent agency can generate the income that I'll need. I make an average of 1200.00 per month, between the insurance business and my trailer park, if I don't have any new production. With my average production, I usually make around 3k a month. The only minor problem is, it takes nearly all of my time to generate that kind of income. I won't be able to spend nearly as much time with the insurance business as I am now, once I start school. As an independent agent, I don't really see any way for me to get into P&C, without joining a larger agency/ captive.
I was wondering if you guys have any advice as to what way I should go. I could get a job, part time, with NC Farm Bureau, or the local State Farm agency. Or, I could continue as an independent, with only L&H products, and hope that between residuals, and my trailer park, that I'd make it.
Thanks, Dave
Anyway, I am trying to figure out what to do about my insurance career while I go to college. I don't want to give it up, (I may become an estate attorney), but I'm not sure that my independent agency can generate the income that I'll need. I make an average of 1200.00 per month, between the insurance business and my trailer park, if I don't have any new production. With my average production, I usually make around 3k a month. The only minor problem is, it takes nearly all of my time to generate that kind of income. I won't be able to spend nearly as much time with the insurance business as I am now, once I start school. As an independent agent, I don't really see any way for me to get into P&C, without joining a larger agency/ captive.
I was wondering if you guys have any advice as to what way I should go. I could get a job, part time, with NC Farm Bureau, or the local State Farm agency. Or, I could continue as an independent, with only L&H products, and hope that between residuals, and my trailer park, that I'd make it.
Thanks, Dave
