You usually have good flexibility (albeit you work long 48-72 hour shifts).

I will be moving back into the house in two or three years.

Hi,My name is Padma and I joined this Forum one hour ago. 

I do need to grow my income without cutting down on the amount he pays me, so will need to figure out how to 1.) take on new non-competing projects that 2.) doesn't interfere with my hours at the contractor, as it is a stable paycheck.

We have a variety of jobs we work that are either remote or require us to travel to them so we are open to any market that is within two hour drive of a major airport (so 75% of the country), but where!?!

They are almost an hour apart from each other.

Step 1: Get a job earning X amount of moneyStep 2: Get a second PT job earning Y amount of moneyStep 3: Get a third PT job earning Z amount of moneyStep 4: Wake up earlier daily, grind as many hours as you can, go to bed, repeat...Step 5: Figure out how to live off W (less then you earn)Step 6: Open a savings account and put your savings into it (X+Y+Z)-W= S (Savings)Step 7: Listen to positive people daily who are motivating.

Some companies will process these things within 24 hours, which is a great perk.  

I pointed out that each one was making minimum wage but as there were 10 of them working that was over $30.00 per hour which was more than  was making.

Listed price of 119k and has been on the MLS for over 200 days. 5- one br one bath units rents for 350(Usually don’t like 1 br, but in this small town I think it might be better for filling)1- three br 1.5 bath unit rents for 750All units separately meteredAll units are currently filled with everyone on month to month lease and one unit has a live in maintenance employee.Taxes are approximately 2300/yr according to the accessor.Any advice/concerns would be greatly appreciated!