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Marlon Balogh
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Career Change - did you do it? How?

Marlon Balogh
  • Bronx, NY
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Hi All, I am currently a forensic accountant and fraud examiner considering to make a career change into full time real estate, whether becoming a project manager and investor. Its been a difficult time clearly for many, but certain events in my life has brought me to the conclusion, I truly rather be doing something that brings joy and a sense of accomplishment as opposed to pushing papers (pdfs, excels) all day.  What was your journey to moving over? What is your advice? Let me know. 

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Dan Weber
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  • Portland, ME
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Dan Weber
  • Realtor
  • Portland, ME
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In addition to making sure you have adequate savings, the W2 job is critical for getting started investing as it is the easiest way to qualify for and obtain financing. I would look for a W2 job within the real estate field - property manager, project manager, assistant to either of these positions, acquisitions manager, executive assistant to top producing agent, etc... 

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