I currently bring home about $1k a week but I am changing jobs to one with more overtime to make $2k a week, this way I can save up a nest egg for the transition quicker, in about 6 months or so.

@Aubrey Cook First of all kudos, on building up a nice nest egg.

I have also added tenant responsibility for pest control to cover things like Hornet nests, or ticks to handle differences in expectations about pests.

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Im David Greene’s book, he is pretty insistent on saving enough money to do your first brrrr in all cash in order refi and get your nest egg back.

We chucked the appliances where their nest was (dishwasher) treated twice (both the infected unit and an additional unit not infected but just to be safe) and within a month they were gone. 

I continued on with my career and build a sizable nest egg. 

Finding private capital from these individuals seem a lot easier than contacting some random people trying to convince them to trust me with their nest egg to fund a deal.

But even deliver pizza will add to budget.Create a nest egg.

This would be a side hustle to build up my family’s nest egg.This is still the saving and education phase of my experience, but I’m just finishing Brandon Turners book, and I’m intrigued by BRRRR investing.