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Updated over 7 years ago, 08/28/2017

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Adam Crocker
  • Pinson, AL
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How to get started with a $17000/yr job

Adam Crocker
  • Pinson, AL
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Hey BP community! I need some advice as I'm sure most everyone here is. Here's my situation, I'm 21 years old, single, still with my parents (to save up my money to invest<-- Dad's advice [You rock]), and I have about $5000 debt between my car and credit cards. For an occupation, I work part time at a retail store and only earn about 17k a year gross. The company is the largest privately owned business in the world and has made many people just like me millionaires. The problem is its slow money and I've not yet made it to the big bucks yet. I'm open to the idea of switching jobs, but if I do I want to move into something involving real estate Ex: RE agent, property manager, or anything else. current plan: Save enough to put down on a multifamily home and house hacking it. Please let me know what you think the best way to get started would be.

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