<b><b>Roger Carson, 55, the founder and chief executive of Rosemullion Homes of Truro, takes the Hot Seat and reveals he has a quite idyllic life overlooking Mylor Creek in Falmouth - but he still dreams of playing bass guitar with The Corrs</b></b><br><b><b>Family?</b></b><br>Married in 1973 to Linda, also a Rosemullion director dealing with show home designs. Sons Rory, 22, about to graduate in Land Management and join agents Knight Frank in London, and Tom, 18, starting &amp;‘A&amp;’ Levels<p></p><p><b><b>First job ever?</b></b><br> Office junior with Mann &amp;&amp; Co in Camberley, Surrey, in 1964 for &amp;£5 per week. I collected rent from tenants in a green leather bag, drew up lists for furniture auctions and ran off house details on a Roneo</p><p><b><b>First job in the industry?</b></b><br> The launch of estate agent Carson Thomson with my partner Bruce Thomson on an overdraft of &amp;£6,000 in 1974. The bank manager asked to see my Barclaycard and cut it up with a pair of scissors in front of me. It did cut my spending, actually. We were in our mid-20s and needed a calming influence.</p><p> Estate agents in 1974 keen on new homes were rare. Camberley, Surrey, had Martin Grant, Crest and Charles Church- all very vigorous …