<prompt> Human: Good afternoon,Over the past couple years Ive been pondering the idea of a career change, not only to earn more, but to broaden my skill horizon and perhaps move away from my current city to experience more in life. Although, its easier said than done, especially as a commissioned salesperson who has a mortgage, 5 year relationship with a wonderful woman, an-already great careerworkplace, and the potential for internal promotion.x200B;A credible Financial Firm reached out to me about a job opportunity as a Financial Advisor. I attended the information session, then I applied and got invited to the hiring process which is vigorous, long, and difficult. It included 2 phone-interviews, credit check, criminal check, 4 hour virtual assessment, and 2 in-person interviews. The process took about 3 months, and finally I received a job offer to hire on. The idea is that theyll pay me a percentage of my current annual income for the first 4 years while I get trained, earn my licences to sell product as an FA. The income diminishes every 4 months by 5 as I build my practice and earn asset bonuses. However, the first 3-4 years is where youll live frugally and busting your ass doing door-knocking, finding 25 quality prospects per day, and doing training modules, etc. Also, they fly you to Mississauga for training and graduation. So it will be a long process to hopefully earn 100Kyear with travel rewards, building your own schedule, and building your branch where you get your own office assistant, etc. x200B;NOW, I currently work as a Salesperson at a Honda dealership and have a decent client-base which gives me a great living earning 60K each year. I get WedsSundays off, free Golf membership, perks such as being able to drive any car I want, not having to lift anything heavy besides a booster pack, sell a great product newused, and have a great mentor who promises that Ill get a management position whether its a Finance or Sales Manager - however, this hasnt happened yet and I dont believe it will anytime soon as we have 2 finance managers already. But he keeps telling me to keep putting my time in and it will come. The Financial Advisor opportunity will be in the city I was born in, which is about 2 hours away from where I live now and grew up. It would be fantastic to move back there and start a new career in that wonderful city. I do have a house that costs me close to 2Kmth which is fine. I have a student renting out a room now paying 650mth and can afford the rest no problem. Now, if I accept this opportunity, Ill be training at home for the first 14 weeks with less pay. I can rent the room out and get by. Theres an unfinished basement I could renovate for 20K and rent that out for 700 per month and get that back in under 3 years. Summary: Keep my house rent it out and rent a place in the other city while building my FA practice? Quit my current job for the FA position? Keep my current job or wait for promotion Or just apply for an automotive finance or sales manager position in another city and start making big bucks without the 3-5 year process as a FA IDEA: Leave current city, keep house, earn more, get more experience. Sorry for the long rant. If I can get a good response from anyone, it would be much appreciated. I dont have a lot of time.  <response>: I have more respect for a used car salesperson than an insurance sales person disguised as a Financial Advisor. 