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Edwin Palacio
  • Law Student/Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Investing in real estate while holding a job. What kind of job though?

Edwin Palacio
  • Law Student/Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Hello BP community,
My name is Eddie, a recent college grad. Currently I have partnered up with a family friend who owns a construction company for the purpose of flipping homes. We currently have two homes under contract one is on schedule to close this week and the other in two weeks here in Florida. Since I am a recent college graduate I have no income. There have been posts on holding jobs while flipping homes and investing but never about what kind of jobs. Florida is expensive to live in especially at 23. Are there certain jobs that would be more flexible or useful then others when it comes to investing in real estate? Any help would be appreciated thanks again BP

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