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Bill Connolly
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How do I navigate a first time BRRRR while changing jobs?

Bill Connolly
  • Suffolk County, NY
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Come April, I'll be returning from deployment with a good amount capital to start my investing journey. I would really love to ditch my previous job to be a REA as I believe I can earn more, learn more, and also enjoy work more. 

I initially want to brrrr and house-hack a duplex but I'm concerned that trying to brrrr while changing jobs will stop it dead in it's tracks. 

Has anyone dealt with this or are there any suggestions for getting around these circumstances? Any advice will help! 

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    Andrew Russell
    • Rental Property Investor
    • Grand Rapids, MI
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    Andrew Russell
    • Rental Property Investor
    • Grand Rapids, MI
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    @Bill Connolly, start making an action plan now so you are prepared for later.  You have your goal & strategy, now determine the tactics, tasks and milestones.  Arrange chronologically and set dates.  Commit to your goal and the dates you set.  You can definitely accomplish this!  BP has lots of tools and support to help you along the way.  

    Good luck!

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