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Ryan Guffey
  • Contractor
  • Kansas City, MO
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Starting while working 60 hour weeks

Ryan Guffey
  • Contractor
  • Kansas City, MO
Posted

Any tips on getting started while working 60 hour work weeks?

I've been trying to read a few books, and start getting a plan together but I haven't been able to start networking or anything yet. I dont have much financing and need to figure out that part as well.

Would it be better to get financing first, find a deal first then try to get financing? My days are going to be busy from 6am-6pm so I need to try and make the best of limited time after work while not neglecting my family

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