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Generating Capital for more RE investments

David Macias
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My wife and I currently own a rental property and a STR. They are both doing great and we are ready to continue to grow. As I am currently employed with a good salary I still have time to do something on the side. I have looked into wholesaling, flipping, airbnb arbitrage and will get my RE license Hopefully this year. My question is, with a job that has some flexibility, what income generating option is easiest to jump into as a beginner with some knowledge and experience in real estate investing?

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Originally posted by @Jason Hirko:

@David Macias I am a big proponent of doing one thing and doing it very well. Knowing nothing else about you, I would suggest that you either find a way to make more money at your current job by increasing your production to fit your excess time, or make a jump into an RE field that will take 100% of your capacity.

Jason, thanks for the input. I'm currently an Active duty military member so my hands are tied a bit with both suggestions. I have 3 years left until I am eligible to retire, and then I plan on being a full time real estate agent and investor. I still would like to grow my portfolio in the mean time and know I will have the time and ability to hone a new skill.

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