All Forum Posts by: Nate Hedrick

Thanks for the shoutout @Frank Macias! Love helping follow pharmacists! I sent you a colleague Request Zu, hopefully I can help. 

Thanks @Stephen Chatto! 

Thanks for sharing and for the encouragement! 

Just wanted to give a shout out to @Aaron Howell for writing an awesome article to share with my audience. The BP community rocks! 

@Garrett Ro Hey thanks! Best thing you can do now is learn as much as you can so you are able to pounce once a good deal comes along. I'll actually have an article coming out soon on house hacking your way through residency. A little late for you but still might be interesting! I also really like the idea of forming an actual group at midyear or something similar. I'll send you a PM so we can stay in touch.

@Laura Smith lol, no worries, those are just one's we learn from for next time. Definitely stay in touch and let me know if I can help with anything when you decide to pull the trigger on your first REI.

@Aaron Nelson Nice! Glad to hear I'm not the only one! And I hear ya on Seattle, absolutely gorgeous out there. I'd have a hard time staying out of Olympic NP and Mt. Ranier if I lived out there. I'd definitely send you a PM so we can stay in touch.

@Dalton Osmanski no worries, you definitely don't have to be a pharmacist to be included! And yeah its been a great opportunity for me to learn more investing by working with different types of investors and how they approach deals. Stay in touch! 

@Mark Stone Nice! I don't know if I could overnight, maybe 7-on, 7-off so I could catch up on sleep. And I definitely feel the crunch of student loans, my wife and I are both pharmacists that went to a private university so you can imagine what thats like. I'll send you a PM and we can talk strategy! As for why I went RE for a side hustle- I agree that I could probably make more day to day if I just picked up another pharmacist position. The problem is two-fold. 1. I really don't want to work more as a pharmacist. My 9-5 is plenty lol. and 2. RE has no ceiling, the harder I work, the more I make. In pharmacy as a salaried employee, working harder often just means longer hours. Not to mention, I now get to mesh both my careers together and talk to pharmacists about real estate! 

Thanks for all the replies everyone! This has turned into quite the thread.

Awesome Chris, I'll send you a direct message, thanks! 

Hey @Daniel R. always nice to meet a local on here, and a pharmacist to boot! Stay in touch and definitely will keep you in mind! 

Hahah @Elbert D. I was so close to adding that in! 

@Austin Fruechting that's awesome! I really enjoy getting to see how people transition from the one career path to real estate. Its a little different for everyone and always interesting. Will definitely have to check out your website a bit more by the way! 

@Jason Chen I think anyone, regardless of profession, can be successful or unsuccessful depending on how they approach their deals. I agree, the "groups" of people I have worked with as a real estate agent definitely have a harder time. I think this comes from their ability to make quick decisions with a singular vision and goal, not their profession.