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Updated over 7 years ago,

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Daniel J.
  • Conroe, TX
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Should I quit and go all in?!

Daniel J.
  • Conroe, TX
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I am wondering if I should stick with my current restaurant manager job while I get into small multi family investments or if it would be worthwhile to pursue a job in property management or another aspect of the business?

I have a good job with a flexible schedule and good pay, but I also see the value in being involved in RE, especially property management, in my day job as well. I have no experience to speak of in PM, though I do manage 70-90 employees and engage with guests all day. I have a good amount of financial knowledge and handle all of our in store financials and payroll. It would be a challenge to take much of a pay cut, and with my lack of experience I'm not sure I would be able to command the same level of salary  I do now. I'm not sure a PM company would count my year's worth of reading BP and listening to almost all of the podcasts as much experience lol. If it isn't pertitnant I am located in the North Houston, Texas area in Conroe.

Thanks!

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