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Ibn Abney
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Take Promotion or Pursue Real Estate... What would you do?

Ibn Abney
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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As always, BP is the place to seek  wisdom... :-)

Lets assume you make a good salary (very relative, but what ever you think is good), would you take a larger salary and move towards greater career growth or stay in your current situation and pursue a BIG REI deal (relative as well).

Option 1) more $$$ upfront but 2x the weekly hours. Option 2) less w-2 pay, but REI is an ocean

thoughts?

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Max T.
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Max T.
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yikes, double the hours from a full time job is.... nah!

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