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Oilfield to save money, or go all in on real estate?
My end goal is to be investing in properties. So I’m wanting to get into real estate as a real estate agent to learn the business and market for investing. As well as networking. I am planning on getting my license starting May 6th. I only have around 5-6k to start with and I don’t know if that will be enough to get me to where I can start earning income. I am wondering if I should take some time in the oil industry to save up some more money for my startup. As of right now I’m just kind of scared that I won’t have enough to get going.