First off, kudos to you for juggling all that – that’s no easy task. 💪 As for next steps, I'd focus on stabilizing your cash flow first, especially with the credit card debt situation.

And juggling that alongside a full-time job is tough.

It will take extra work at first, but the payoff can be well worth it if you’re up for the challenge.I won't sugarcoat it—BRRRR isn't easy, especially when you're juggling everything else in life.

Constantly juggling guest messages, cleaning schedules, and last-minute bookings can turn the dream of passive income into a daily grind.But with the right automation tools, STR management can be not only hands-off but also more profitable.

It could be a solid route once you've transitioned away from your corporate job, but it's tough to juggle flipping while working a demanding W2.

I’ll try my best to juggle continuing to learn about RE and house hacking as well as potential side hustles to increase my earnings.

Ok, maybe this is still too technical for many so i will simplify: To get "passive" 17% on wall street means betting on a team of people who juggle chainsaws while unicycling on a tight-rope strung between two trotting elephants, while humming star spangled banner on a kazoo.

As I was juggling things at work, I could take an hour lunch to shop rentals, something I couldn’t do with a distant market. 

On top of that I love how they say keep your job and do real estate well in my eyes the best way to juggle that is with LTRs if I were to get in to the STRs I’ll just buy a Hilton and quit my job…… easier said then done.

Hi,I am curious what would experience landlords think about the Idea below.I am a out of state investor and still juggling between property managers.