@Ronald Rohde Ronald, my last STNL was with Walgreens and it was a NN deal as I was responsible for the roof, structure, and utilities from the street to the panel.All-in-all a good gig as I had a few roof patches which were minor and they pay the property taxes, insurance, and utilities directly.Things get much more convoluted with multi-tenant as they all negotiate differently.  

@Brent Coombs there are a lot of guy who have a side gig as a lender and pick up 1-2% origination fees.

For me, I have a standard 9-5, but I started working a side gig as a food delivery driver.

The reason for investing in real estate is to enjoy life a little more and working 80 hours/week will make you wealthy quicker, but will also make you gray quicker.I have a full time job and a side business giving tours (admittedly not as time consuming as your side-gig as a realtor) and I have to be sure to set aside time for my lady.

If you're doing RE part time, what will be your full-time gig?A

As of June 1st though, I’m officially retiring from that other full-time gig as a high school principal and focusing all my attention on growing and diversifying my real estate business!

Join the local meetups like this one to make some relationships to propel your career forward.Hi Bill, I will be fading away from the plumbing and heating gig as I can.  

I love that Telsa picked Buffalo NY for a giga-factory.

Hope to find some bits of advice from giga brains 🧠 :))I am a 23yo newbie to RE.

Maybe see if the developed can make the gig a paid internship (which lots of students do) and try half days and weekends or 3 days a week to mesh...Best of luck!