Scorched earth budget and 3 jobs is what most of us do early on.

We are looking to start March 2019 as we will have 50k saved up to start.We have have solid jobs in Chicago and are looking at Milwaukee to get the ball rolling,.

I thought it was pretty awesome that my landlord lives in Brazil, works a full-time job, and has a steady monthly cash flow from his rental units - that led me to discover BiggerPockets!

We are hoping to get our license this winter when our "day jobs" are slower.

You've basically built yourself a job.

I can't get a job until I graduate but, I am pretty damn confident in my financial and investment plans for the future.

If it were me, and I did when I left my last job 16 years ago, I'd transfer my old 401 to a traditional IRA. 

Just don't quit your day job until you have the level of leads and experience to make a living.

Instead, it's all the other jobs that are attracted to northern and western Denton county that would be your rental market. 

Is having a job "worth it"?