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Updated about 11 years ago,

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Luis Montanez
  • Contractor
  • Marietta, GA
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Pursuing multiple life goals at once.

Luis Montanez
  • Contractor
  • Marietta, GA
Posted

Has any one accomplished a level of success wile having as much time consumed by work, responsibilities and life goals?

In my case

Work

1. Full time job (40hrs per week)

2. Military Reservist (16hrs per month plus 80hours once per year)

Responsibilities

1. Wife and two small children (1 to 2 hrs per day 8hrs per weekend)

2. Church (2hrs per week)

Goals

1. Staying in shape (1hr per day)

2. Real estate investing = X

To solve for X

Hours in a year = 8766

Less

Sleep (7 * 365) = 2555

Work = 2352

Responsibilities. = 1040

Fitness = 365

Buffer (2hrs * 365) = 730

Total = 7042

Time for real estate investing = 1724 / 52 = 33 hours per week

Do you agree that 33 hours per week is reasonable to be a successful part-time real-estate investor?

What additional examples are you currently jungleing wile still being successful in Realestate investing?

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