They can pay you a low wage to get simple jobs off their list and you get to make connections, plus shadow the industry.

(Construction is all being done by myself and my father, who has taught me all that I know) My dad have been a construction painter my entire life working for a hourly wage and is now my business partner!

I don't have the time to pursue myself a wage garnishment not the expertise.

There is a risk of deflation or a "burst" unless that hollow is infilled by local economy actions, factors that raise median wages.

All, A friend of mine has been living in downtown Seattle with a roommate since 2014. Her roommate is moving out, so she is looking for a new place to live. In my experience, math usually works out so that either rent...

Its quite sad society is like this, but know that it provides opportunity for those willing to think outside the box and take risks.This is deeply ingrained into them by their parents and society, you are constantly told to be status quo, dont rock the boat, be a wage slave, because its safe and secure and therefore by default if you dont do this exact path, its the opposite, its unsafe, not 100% known so its not secure and is something to fear.

The truth is, we have 3 major issues. 1) People not being able to afford the specific areas and/or types of properties they want. 2) People underpaid - minimum wage jobs honestly should be automated.

Not to sound condescending, but political parties like the Democratic party want to have free this and free that, high wages and the whole thing!

Generally mid to high income earners here.

Also moving into a double or 4 plex makes sense, but to get to that point you would already need to have some decent money management skills and/or be a high income earner.