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Andy Rousch
  • Investor
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Real estate related jobs (other than a real estate agent)

Andy Rousch
  • Investor
  • Mt. Arlington NJ
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Other than a real estate agents, what is a decent paying career to take that will help in investing? I enjoy my job but always think about what I can do in the real estate field that would give me a pay check to survive as I only have two rentals, but will help speed up my networking and real estate skills (maybe a mortgage officer or property manager)

Any ideas are great :) (I have a bachelors degree in business administration and a year away from my mba) if that helps?

Thank you!!!!

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