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Decision Paralysis regarding RE Investment and Potential Job

Gavin Rein
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Hello my name is Gavin Rein and I'm posting because I'm finding myself unable to decide what job to apply for due to my fear of how it could negatively affect my ability to commit to real estate investment

The majority of the jobs that I find myself being drawn to the most are jobs that could help me learn more and make contacts within the real estate space (property manager, agent, loan officer, etc). The PROBLEM is that a lot of these jobs are 1099 and I'm afraid that going down that route would make loan qualification (for my RE Investment career) more difficult versus working a W2 job. 


Any advice?

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