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Jerry DeRosa
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Leave job during COVID and go full time into real estate

Jerry DeRosa
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  • Rental Property Investor
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I should be grateful I still have employment but I have been planning this move for quite some time now. My current job is in the construction trade (union) which pays well, but at the same time sucks the life out of me. I have 13 units total, one of which I am house hacking (duplex). I also started a property solutions company where I will be target marketing pre-foreclosure properties. I live well below my means and have low over head. With so many people losing their jobs I am having a hard time making a decision. Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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