In 2016/17 I had read 4 hour work week.

There are huge numbers of jobs here that pay $25 an hour, which based off a 40 hour work week, make tenants qualified for a $1,350 a month apartment.

I've found so far that managing is do-able on my own, but that's with "only" a 40-hour work week! 

I see unpermitted work weekly .

It's comparing apples to oranges, you literally went from a 5-day work week to complete remote work and housing as the #1 sought after target for any individual in America. 

Good Morning to All,I am reading the book 4-hour workweek, and I am ready to start my journey.

So far (1st week of work), we have finished the first part of the foundation (trenching, rebar and plumbing) And assuming we pass the inspection on Monday, we will be pouring concrete that day and will start framing on Tuesday (of the second work week). 

Plus you will come across more deals or pocket listing you might be able to jump on in terms of good deals.As far as a 40 hour work week and investing its "Easy" you schedule your time wisely work, life balance, and REI searching at night.

I've been in the restaurant business way to long these 8o our work weeks are catching up to me lol

After that, I have created a pseudo-real estate course for myself which will consist of reading the following books: Rich Dad Poor Dad, The 4 Hour Work Week, The Richest Man In Babylon, The House Hacking Strategy, The Multifamily Millionaire vol. 1 & 2, and Buy Rehab Rent Refinance Repeat.