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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Working in construction sales to fund Real estate deals
Hello everyone!
I wanted to get your opinion on a job opportunity offered to me, as it might align with my RE investment goals but I'm not sure if I should take it. I currently work in IT as a support analyst but don't make nearly enough to fund my first small multifamily deal.
I'm considering doing wholesaling part-time, but I'm not sure if that's realistic without a solid marketing budget.
I have a sales background and was offered a job in construction/roofing sales recently. I'd have to sell and see the projects to completion, which will be a great skill to use on my own flips.
On the other hand, the IT industry has potential so leaving it doesn't seem like a good move.
Any thoughts are appreciated!