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Kyle Wagner
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BRRRR with a 48-54 hour a week Full-Time Career

Kyle Wagner
  • New to Real Estate
  • Moore, OK
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Good morning!

I am 25 years old, I work a full time career with a great company I plan on retiring with.  With that being said I just wanted to reach out and see what struggles people have came across with and how they overcame these struggles with working a full time job but also being able to manage a social life and being able to manage their own Real Estate goals.  The reason I am wanting to be in real estate is to be able to retire from the company ideally once I've hit my 25 years, to live financially comfortable within my means and to leave something for my family when I am gone.  With this being said things never go as planned, understandably so.

Looking at this I am not a fan of excuses and I am working on managing my time better to create more consistency with time blocking, I know it is possible to do this by working through your people you have put in place, but I am just here to learn from mistakes that other people may have made.  I am looking to build connections with people and learn from anyone I can so feel free to message me or reply to this post, any information or advice is appreciated!

Thank you,

Kyle

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Mike Dymski
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Most of us work demanding jobs and have busy families and real estate portfolios.  When I didn't have kids, it was a piece of cake.  After kids, I just wrote down what's important to me and only spend time on things in line those goals...and nothing else...all day, every day.

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