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Jason Branch
  • Alpine, CA
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Career opportunity or invest in the BRRRR plan advise

Jason Branch
  • Alpine, CA
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Here's the story. I currently live in San Diego as an hvac service technician making between 60-70k a year. But I plan on moving to FL in July. I put in for working at Military sealift command this past June. (basically supplying Navy ships around the work on a government contract.) I'm at the last stages of being hired, if I am hired I will only be in the states 2-3 months out of the year. But it's an awsome opportunity. Do I take the job if they select me, or do I keep doing hvac and get a second job ubering to stack money faster and start the BRRRR process in FL wich will most likely start out as a house hack. Currently I have nothing saved. But I am going to start, thus will also include my taxes and if I start ubering on the side after work. I will also be taking a pay cut if I go with the new job. Any words of wisdom is appreciated.

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