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Michael Newman
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Choosing a job for real estate future

Michael Newman
  • Staten Island, NY
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I’ve had plans to be an accountant for two years now and I am fixating my future on real estate. Now I’m thinking it would be wiser to become a property manager. The pay is roughly the same or close to it and I’d be learning what it takes to manage a property and the true cost of managing a property. Would this be a smart career change so to speak? Just curious what you guys think who have years of experience or even if you’ve just started out. I appreciate any kind of comment from anybody.

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Jim Pellerin
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Jim Pellerin
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Have you thought about going into sales? That skilled is used in every aspect of real estate investing ... if you plan on scaling ... 50 properties or more.

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