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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Jeremy Kuchenbecker
  • Investor
  • Winter Garden , FL
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1st Post - When/how to step away from your day job

Jeremy Kuchenbecker
  • Investor
  • Winter Garden , FL
Posted

I've been on biggerpockets for over a year and this is my first post/question: How do you step away from your normal day job and start investing full time? I know this is a very, very vague question that varies from person to person, but for the people who have made the transition into a full time investor, at what point were you able to do it?

Background - I'm 26 and currently have a SFH, Duplex, and Townhouse all at about 70-75% LTV with a net cashflow of 1500/month. I run my personal finances like a business and am generally pretty frugal and although I make over 6 figures at my job now, I am not concerned about investing full time and netting out less income to start.

I've thought about flipping a house or two or three, picking up some extra cash and getting into a larger multi family, and repeat until I have consistent income to support my 'business'....

Once you are out of a W2 job, what income do you show to continue investing in non commercial property? Any advice is much appreciated!

Jeremy

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