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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Working two jobs to acquire real estate?
A recent BP podcast guest talked about working two jobs so he could acquire more real estate. Any thoughts on this? What sort of job would you choose?
I think with an issue with this is that a house is a big item. If your goal was to pay off $4000 in credit card bills, you could be done in 6-9 months. But a house would take you years... could you stay motivated for 3+ years, working 60 hours a week?