u/Wild-Ostrich7579

Interested in hearing State Farm Agency owners or former owners thoughts/advice on whether taken over a Book of Business is wise.

I have a strong chance of getting a 2.8 million book of business in Illinois. But I have looked at other states like Texas, FL, and SC.

Do you think taken over SF book of business a good move? Currently I’m a Personal Lines Agent, so I know the weakness of being captive but SF can be competitive too.

What are my chances of getting into a decent law school with a 2.6 GPA, and a masters degree with a 3.3? I completed my undergraduate degree over 10 years ago. My professional experience includes being a Store Manager and outside business to business sales Representative. I am also a U.S Army veteran with a full Post 9/11 GI Bill. I know a lot of my acceptance will depend on my LSAT score.