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Chris Azer
  • Mississauga, Ontario
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Chris Azer
  • Mississauga, Ontario
Posted

Hi All,

              Im currently working an IT support gig here in Toronto ON and to be honest Im not sure if I like the idea of working here. This job taking up a lot of my time which i would rather be using to get me towards my goal of financial freedom of which real estate investing is my vehicle of choice! I got the great idea ( off of another BP'er) to get a job in the real estate investing space. So I can earn while I learn( Only want to work there untill my investments can pay me enough to quit) and further propel myself deep into the world of real estate investing.

           What do you all think and which type of job would make sense. Some options are working for a PM company, working for a contractor who is an investor, an Agent (no so easy to jump into and kind of a longer term thing) ...

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