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Nicholas Norris
  • Norcross, GA
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Quickest way to save for a good downpayment!

Nicholas Norris
  • Norcross, GA
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Hey Guys!

So I had a question of opinion for anyone just starting out/veterans. What is the quickest way to start saving? So ill give you the scoop on my life and budget.

I work full time for Publix. I have the stock options, great retirement, and pretty good pay. i make about 29k-30k a year right now and I'm 20 years old. So I don't think thats too shabby. However, life is expensive as hell! Im barely breaking even on my budget and I really only have a 3,000/month budget. I am slowly putting away cash, and my tax returns always go into the bank/pay off debt. 

Anyone have suggestions? I picked up a second job delivering food for postmates and I start soon. But even If i add another 1500 a month straight into the bank. I'm very far from reaching the 20-40k I need to buy a multi unit property. Suggestion suggestions suggestions please!!!!

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