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Updated about 7 years ago,
Tulsa,OK newbie just saying hi!
Hello everyone!
My name is Abel Rodriguez and I'm relatively new to the REI world. I've read many books on the topic and have gotten in touch with a few local investors just to get a sense of direction.
Currently I have not done any deals but am excited to get my first deal done, although I want to do it as educated as possible.
While long term I want to build a big enough portfolio to achieve financial freedom, I still have a day job as a landscaper in the Tulsa area. This is both a good and a bad thing, bad because its off season and currently there is not much work, but very good in the aspect of I have more time to submerge myself as much as possible during the off season.
I've been a member for about 6 months with never so much as browsing the site. As of about 2 months ago all of that has changed and I have done my best to familiarize myself with the site.
I'm currently working on getting into wholesaling to help raise capitol so that I can invest in some rentals to create passive income.
I do have one question for the seasoned investors.
I just started my course to get my real estate license, and I'm in sort of a quandary as to if I want to continue landscaping (I personally love being outside working hard) or if I should take the leap and just work as a real estate agent while building my investment portfolio?
The reason I ask this question is because I feel long term its a sacrifice that will lead to a better understanding and more networking right off the bat in the real estate world. Essentially learning the trade on the job.
whats your take?