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Updated almost 9 years ago,

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Tom Hertel
  • Saint Paul, MN
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Slightly OT: How much money would you have to make...

Tom Hertel
  • Saint Paul, MN
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...per hour (or per year) at a "regular" job to believe that your time spent doing REI buy and hold would not be worth your time? And if you have a number in mind, would that number change if you really liked or really disliked said job?

For an extreme example, if you had a job that made $10,000/hr, it would obviously not be worth your time to spend 10 hrs/wk looking for properties and managing tenants when you could just work a little more and make that money 100-fold over.

So, what's your number?

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