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DeMarcus Washington
  • Greensboro, NC
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Should I pay myself a salary?

DeMarcus Washington
  • Greensboro, NC
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I'm a full time student and school is my priority. I also have to work full time in order to make ends meet. I need to create time to be successful in REI however the only time I can take from is work. So my question is should I pay myself a (small salary -$30k) to replace my income in order to devote more time to REI? I'm aware it could slow progression due to some profits not being reinvested in the business however, I feel my progress would be even slower trying to school full time, work full time, be a responsible adult, and invest in real estate. My plan would be to replace my salary with residual income ASAP.

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