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Updated almost 12 years ago,

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Kyle B.
  • Highland, IN
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Insurance Question for Full-Time Investors

Kyle B.
  • Highland, IN
Posted

I am a long way from even considering full time investing, but I'm curious as to how full-time investors are handling this. What do you do for health and medical insurance? I would think this is a large living expense for those that don't get their insurance through a work group plan. Adding children to the equation would make this an even more important question.

If I get to the point of evaluating whether to go full time in real estate (which is a long term goal of mine), this will defintely be an important consideration for me, especially given the fact that my current company provides a very good insurance plan.

I'd be interested in hearing how full-time investors are handling this.

Thanks,

Kyle

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