Quit Your Job For Real Estate?

[@freedom_mentor]

I just had to add that little part at the end because too often the spiritual crowd uses God as their reason for taking gigantic risks that have no basis in already learned wisdom. And rather than being the work of God, it is usually the desires and greed of man that usually drives such risky decisions. Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@Inthesky365]

Phil Pustejovsky what do u have ur degree in

[@raeromone9253]

Drippy Day he has a degree in mechanical engineering

[@AllNighterHeider]

God does not tell us to be stupid. He rather wants us to make calculated informed decisions. Besides, if God was going to stop the bullet, russian roulette wouldn't be any fun. That typed, trust in Jesus and accept his free gift of forgiveness. You won't regret it.

[@kevinquinn1993]

Also your job is a gift from God, even if its best use is as a stepping stone to the next phase of your life. In that sense, your job is a part of what "God will provide."

[@ashleysapp1333]

I'm a college student at UNC Chapel Hill, a SCIENCE major (totally opposite from business) yet I really like learning about real estate business, especially from you. You're videos are literally THE BEST! 1. You're honest, relatable 2. You say what you need to say/ don't beat around the bush 3. You're rational/realistic 4. Easy to understand 5. You give awesome tips! -Keep it going, love your videos!

[@heroldsouter3814]

This is truly sage advice when so many guru's are out there selling you on a dream where you're sitting on the beach with your laptop and cell phone making deals in your shorts. You become so intoxicated you actually believe that you can quit your job in 30 days or whatever... That my friend is marketing, identifying your pain, agitating that pain and then providing the so-called solution. There is no magic bullet in real estate or anything else for that matter if becoming financially independent where easy we would all be rich. Success in real estate takes much trial and error you will fall off your horse many times no matter how much training you have had because no two deals are the same making this a learn as you go business. What I like about Phill Pustejovsky is the fact that he keeps it real! He addresses all the ugly, not quite so desirable things about real estate none of the dream selling (send me your money or you'll lose out) guru's forget to mention. I wish I knew about this guy when I got started in real estate I would have saved 10's of thousands of dollars. Then again the lessons I have learned in failure are priceless.

[@Harry-qt5ez]

Hey Phil, I'm 20 years old and always had passion for real estate. My father is in the real estate game and is doing very very well. I am in college and have a job at a car wash, and i have been saving all of my money that I earn for my first deal. Watching your videos gives me so much information and more importantly, motivation! I can't wait to get started and build my own business!

[@THEGABNER]

Thank you Phil! I took a one year sabbatical as a test run. In that year I completed 6 years of taxes, 5 cashout refinances, purchased, rehabbed, and rented 4 houses in 2019, with one under contract as a "Rent until you buy" and purchasing 2 fourplexes out of state in 2020. Closing in 3 weeks. I repaired my relationships with my wife and my kids. As a family we all do yoga for an hour everyday. My happiness, health, networth, and cash flow have all gone up without the constraining ties of my job and the mental energy it consumed. I have a great job and real estate is allowing me to leave it. I have 21 days left of a 19 year engineering career. I'm an expert in a very small niche and I'm going to give my company everything i can before i leave as a thank you for funding my real estate. My most valuable asset has been my ability to earn a living as an engineer and i retain that asset but real estate is way more fun. Thank you Phil, i like you. Gary

[@familyministry777]

Phil Pustejovsky Thank you for some honest strait forward advice. As a Christian and investor, the following scripture came to mind when you mentioned that some people misunderstand that the Lord will provide and jump into quitting their job without a plan...do not put the Lord your God to the test. In other words, don't quit your job and just expect God to work out how you will eat. From my experience God blesses those who work hard, seek his direction, plan smart, and are His. And thank you for admitting your faith, that takes guts.

[@showtell6292]

phil, thanks for being humble in sharing your story, about quitting your job and living out of your car. Well I didn't quit my job but i know what its like to start from scratch. I'm a single mom of 2 boys. I decided to leave a domestic violent environment to raise them on my own. So we also went through the whole homeless experience for a few months. So now we got our own apartment, we still don't have a car, but the boys are doing excellent and we have lots of love in our little studio. The only income I have is a fixed income that barely covers the rent. I just finished my 63 hours pre licencee course, passed the school exam while waiting on FREC to give me the ok for the state test. I attended Miami Ad School, I'm an Art director/Photographer a true creative at heart. Freelance work is my cushion. I'm looking for the right niche in the real estate industry and I think I've just found it. Thank you for being so honest and down to earth.

[@freedom_mentor]

Marci Perez Your story sounds very similar to this person when she first got started. VERY similar, except she left her abusive situation after she closed some real estate deals: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6DSYoagmNFonaM

[@showtell6292]

I'm a little away from making any deals. In the meanwhile I plan on learning all I can about the business and start paving my way, networking. I don't have a car yet, so getting around is not realistic right know. Hopefully soon. I'll be in touch. thanks.

[@pidouble145]

+Phil Pustejovsky ok, I'm sold. I'm subscribing. your vids are REALLY GOOD. entertaining and educational!

[@benhyser5412]

I am a mechanical engineering major and fear that I'll hate my job 2 weeks in. I saw one of your other videos of how you quit your job that fast and went for it and thought how awesome that is to go against the grain. I really want to give real estate investing a shot, I might as well try while I'm school. Keep it up, you're an inspiration.

[@sheliabrowley5821]

Phil you are the wise counsel I truly needed at this juncture in my life. You are plain-spoken and you "keep it real"...no fast talk sales pitch :( i hate that!! and you have just the right measure of enthusiasm for what you love to do-no over the top hype!! you are awesome and inspiring to me

[@Achilles2014]

I was praying the other day looking for a sign if I should quit my job and do full-time real estate investing. This was the answer to my prayer. Thanks so much Phil for all the wisdom you always share. Pls continue what your doing, Your a big help to us new investors.

[@successu4214]

OH MY GOD you hit the nail on the head talking about GOD IS GOING TO PROVIDE FOR ME. I hate hearing that because most ppl are lazy and don't want to put in real hard work. I always reply back to ppl when they say this basically the way you say it is. Don't you think God gave you a brain and a body to get things done and not make excuses but start getting creative on how you can get out of the hole your in.

[@TomBrooklyn]

+SuccessU Who is this god you speak of?

[@TallBoyOutdoors]

+TomBrooklyn God*

[@amp1718]

We do our best, put in the hard work, and God will do the rest. God never said sit on your bum and I will give you everything. On the same token, there is only so much human can do, when left to chance and luck I know I need to relinquish control back to God.

[@patyzavala6458]

ABSOLUTELY RIGHT ON EVERYTHING you said. I did quit my job 15 yes ago too and the mounting pressure of not getting things done, sales, made me the worst seller of anything, at that time.

[@CaryDanielsokc]

So true I left my day job to work full time in a furniture business I had started a year earlier. Before I left I had peace of mind that a paycheck was coming and I was able to reinvest the money that I made from my furniture business back into the business. Now any money that I make is quickly spent on living expenses and I'm left starting over every month with very slow growth. Needless to say I'm currently looking for a full time job. LOL

[@freedom_mentor]

I don't think there is any standardized definitions for terms like "assistant" or "associate". It's whatever you want them to mean. There are unlicensed assistants and licensed assistants though. The difference is one is licensed and the other one isn't.

[@quinitamccullars7364]

Thanks so much for this info again. I was in battle with myself with this exact thought but you've made it clear (along with the advice from my family and friends) to do as you instructed... keep my job but take action!! Also, you hit the nail on head with the time management piece. That's exactly what I am working on as well continually reading your book and watching your videos. You're fantastic Phil! I hope I can get the opportunity to work with you and your team. I am beyond ready!! Have a blessed one!

[@dwine69ny]

Hello Phil , I feel very grateful to have come across your course on the web. Your approach and presentation is excellent and very informative. I am about to sit for the Phase 1 of the Real Estate Course and is currently working full-time with an annual salary.Having listened to you have given me the right perspective. More power to you,

[@1FIYA904]

I appreciate you Phil, Thanks for "keeping it real" and Not "selling the dream"....but rather providing wise counsel through insight and input on the good and the bad, the ups and downs...ya know, the reality of the Real Estate game. It's a blessing I stumbled across your videos a few weeks ago. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm and passion brother.

[@RyanDotCom]

Thanks for taking the time to share this, it can be applied to any side venture!

[@TMCPropertySolutions]

Phil, great job sharing details most don't. I get very detailed with my students as well so they do have to learn the hard way as I did. Keep up the great work. Happy New Year!

[@teddytechilo]

keep your day job and do real estate on the side, because you need to have income to purchase property.

[@bigdaddyyumyum1423]

I would personally would like to chat with you. For the past three nights I've been watching some of your videos and this video made me think about my life and how many of us have our priorities messed up which allows the time management to go straight out the window. All I want to say is thank you thank you thank you for giving this information which already had but the way you explained it was magnificent.

[@leetd]

Phil, I am blessed to have watched this video. I work as an Engineer for a defense contractor making very good money, but Entrepreneurship is my true passion. I am new to Real Estate Investing (currently have one rental property with a tenant), but have watched several of your videos on Wholesaling, Subject Two and Owner Financing approaches. I've wrestled with the thought over the past few months of leaving corporate America to pursue investing full-time, but after watching this video I realize how good I have it! You hit the nail on the head when you said it's about Time Management, I have specific goals for Real Estate and feel those goals can absolutely be achieved part-time. You are definitely one of my mentors, your videos have taught me so much and the timing of this one in particular was life changing. Thank you, Terrance from Dallas.

[@freedom_mentor]

Thanks so much for sharing. You are very wise to bottle up that passion for being your boss into the confines of an intelligent transition strategy...which is to be patient and get your part time real estate investing operation producing great profits before making the leap to full time investor.

[@rabgemini1]

Phil. Thanks for being so honest.. Not everyone tells the negative side of the story behind wholesaling, flipping etc..There are tons of people in the youtube world as well as outside who will pump you up and make you believe that you can be a potential millionaire tomorrow by doing Real Estate. But you knock on their head and wake them up with the reality. I am your fan. Thanks for your openness and honesty.

[@TheOlmonroe1]

Thanks Phil. I'm currently unemployed and looking for a job. This video is very helpful. Not many people would think of keeping their job but the way you explained the pros and cons places it in a new light. Keep up the great work.

[@JacksonianT]

This video was an answer to my prayers! Thanks Phil!

[@3jhvacsolutions967]

Thank you phil, just started watching your videos today. I am on my second career, i was a nurse for 10 yrs and hated it. I now am a HVAC journeyman which i really enjoy, but i have wanted to do real estate for a long time. My dad has been pretty successful at it while working as a nurse. I made an attempt at it 6 yrs ago. I bought a duplex and had it for 3 yrs and was a very stressful time. Lost more money than i care to say, God was good and helped me get rid of it in a short sale. I jumped into without any research or knowledge of what i was doing. I would like to try it again. Life situation is better, kids are older and i know to not jump in blind folded now. Thanks again for your story, God Bless,Rodney

[@freedom_mentor]

+rodney james Read my new book Real Estate Investing Gone Bad kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqnac2eGqdVpgM0

[@MobileHomeGeek]

Phil,thank you for your informative video. Its good to know I can still work as a nurse and do real estate investing as a part time job. Thank you so much for your videos!!!

[@businessone4134]

Sir your so power speaker and connects to viewers with our emotion. I admire your Style , thx for generous ideas.

[@EdwardTapiaJr]

How do you not have more views on your videos? So far they've been really great. This one makes perfect sense. Absolutely agree with you on everything.

[@christelnjonjo3982]

This video was a revelation to me. Thank you Phil, particularly for the update. Straight to the point. I have nothing more to say but THANKS

[@rudycasias]

One week too late Phil. I did quit but I do have a contigent job. I was a financial advisor who was a contractor by trade. I went back to construction and am motivated. Im going to get that time management book for sure.

[@danjim7056]

i enjoy watching this guy while im at work.

[@AMil-ho6kp]

THAT'S THE FACTS JACK!!! LOVE IT!!

[@heatherwieworka9163]

Fabulous fabulous fabulous........ very wise council. Thanks Phil , time management is no.1 pit fall for so many of us , including myself if I’m not paying attention and following my guide. Encouraging people to keep their jobs to be in a good position mentally & financially to negotiate , as well as ride the real estate waves (so to speak) . This is the second of your videos I’ve watched, each one leaves me impressed, as well as encouraged that I’m making good decisions. Looking forward to the rest.

[@lakemartin4959]

"God provides for those who provide for themselves" and "Walk in The Light"... Amen Hallelujah ...!

[@thecrashteam1]

Hey Phil, love your video's! Am home sick, and figured I could get a little training in and this video popped up! The irony is that I have been feeling like getting rid of my job but fortunately, have been wise enough to realise that to be a mistake! Finding this video not only confirmed my own thoughts, but also helped me to see the error in my excuses with regard to time management. I will getting the book by David Allen you mentioned and creating a schedule for myself to follow, utilising the time I DO have available. The best part is the fact that you now have a new fan, in my wife! lol She had been concerned that I might do something reckless, like quit, but after hearing your video from the other room, she actually exclaimed, "I LOVE THIS GUY!" Keep up the good work, and it is always nice to see a fellow brother in Christ giving good council as was found in this video...and I am sure all the rest! God bless and I look forward to watching the rest and beginning my PART-TIME INVESTING CAREER!

[@volendam23]

Really good video. Currently not working and am considering real estate full-time. Your comments about sustainability and patience were excellent. I was on the fence and your thoughts of starting part-time and developing the skills and knowledge without the immense pressure to do a deal were very sound. Thanks!

[@NinaInternational09]

That's the fact jack

[@freedom_mentor]

There is a video called "How to Buy Real Estate without Cash or Credit" and then it is over 1 hour showing step by step, exactly how to buy real estate without cash or credit. Watch my video "Creative Real Estate vs Traditional Investing". Creative Real Estate requires education. It requires education to buy real estate without cash or credit. And as to your frustration with not having MLS access, if you can't or won't figure out how to overcome that tiny hurdle, real estate is not for you.

[@datsunmadman]

I work grave shift 9pm-730Am Sunday through Wednesday. I wake up at 1pm. So I can do it on my off times.

[@tobychandler4563]

I quit my job of 10 years 12/06 . The mortgage / real estate collapse started 6 months later. Tough lesson to learn the hard way. I was making 5 times more in RE than my job. I will keep my job and do RE on the side from now on.

[@DavidMFosterIII]

Hey Phil great points.Definitely key points on time management ,efficiency and quting your day job starting out.

[@nawaloukessou4043]

Thank you phil !! Perfect video, perfect topic, perfect timing !!

[@dreamergirl562]

I think this video was very inspirational! Thanks for being so real! I appreciate it very much.

[@ronniewooldridge9870]

Finding this 8 year old video and it really spoke to me.Love your practical wisdom. I needed it. I'm planning to quit remodeling for the public and have I a hand full of rentals. Ive been watching many different KZbin RE guys and read a few books. I believe ill be listening to you now for a while. Phil I have bought 12 rentals and have a decent cash flow but they all are on commercial loans, and Im low on cash, after many repairs. I probably got a little carried away with trying to stack rentals over the last 2 years. I'm thinking about Refis as far as the BRRR strategy but haven't approached a lender yet, and my little home town bank will only do conventional. I'm a late starter to at 60, so I'm hoping to not make bad mistakes. I havent looked into all you offer but sure wish I had a personal mentor like you. I keep seeing mentorship offerings for enormous fees, but I dont have peace about that. Any thoughts?? Your Texas christian friend Ronnie. lol

[@freedom_mentor]

Watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4jWpq2ufbaJmac

[@babaly7362]

Phil, I was always skipping Your ad videos for a while thinking it’s just those sales pitches until I gave it a trial. Since then, you are my favorite KZbin video maker. You are so pragmatic, so there is way you cannot be a successful businessman. I love your videos....

[@lizbeth2764]

This i believe, i hate my day job but i dont have any sources if i quit, so i keep it and take side business the real states, thank you so much for this bright ideas Phil..please keep it up , we are following you

[@googmail2155]

this video got me so pumped up for real estate im going to quit my day job and go full time investor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@julesPal100]

He says no! Invest on the side.

[@MichaelJohnson-xr4vg]

Well that answer my question. I think trust your instinct and gut; stay working once your estate is on the rise. When the flow of money from your real estate comes in and exceed your job well enough to maintain you to the point that you can quit your job.

[@B1GJOHNSTUD]

Phil is the real deal. No fake no gimmicks! Thanks for all the informational videos!

[@uwamahorodelphine4817]

Look like u read my mind.I was going to quit my job, cz i have excuses of not having enough time. Thanks for your advice.

[@BakhshAhmad]

Phil, Honest, frank, enthusiastic, realistic, reasonable, logical, practical, smart, analytical, brave, helpful, benevolent unselfish, funny, ... these are some of your notable characteristics that can be clearly identified. I ask God Almighty to bless you and have more of you in the society ... Keep up the great work .. Would you please, tell: What drives you "to make all of those videos and put all of this time, efforts & above all experience ..." share that free of charge?! Best wishes & prayers, Ahmad

[@MrAlvindchipmunk]

Amazing insight Phil! I've been a fan of yours since reading your book and have drawn up plans based on your rent-to-own example for a house in melbourne. This video has just reinforced my decision to hold on to my day job while learning my way in real estate. Thank you so much!

[@jsaunders2006]

Thanks a lot. I was at that impasse. This was very helpful. Went online and got the book. Thanks

[@rdelalune]

I just started watching your videos and you are simply the best. Thank you for the advices.

[@troymason4799]

Great video. Jesus will provide but you have to put in your part. And keeping your job is the safest way to go until you get really good like phil said.

[@abewingchun1]

Phil, you are right on the money, I couldn't agree more, I always want to become a real estates investor. I have a steady full time job. I used to like and enjoy. the income I am earning only keeps me in the rat race. living pay check to pay check with no hope on the horizon. but I am hanging on until I can get enough real estates investing education. to prepare my transition before I can give up the safety and security of earned income and sell on my own in the world of entrepreneurship. Phil, you are an icon on the subject and I can't get enough watching your videos and you tube. the value of the information you are generously sharing is priceless. I wish I can attend your events please let me know if you are planing on coming to Washington DC metro in the near future. god bless you Phil,

[@freedom_mentor]

I've been there. I know the feeling. Thanks for sharing.

[@melodiewashington777]

I'm not working at all. Live in Beaumont, texas it gets very hard a lot of times not having enough money. I want more than enough. Please help me make some money in real estate. My house property taxes are due every year in the amount of 1375.00.yes! I already owned my present home and.

[@robmoore9078]

Hi Phil, this is Denise.. I want to say thanks for your advice. I feel that it is practical advice and I am going to follow your advice. Again, thanks

[@EbrahimJohnson]

fantastic approach.... It's just the sensible thing to do. to even use your job a tool, by transferring your salary in to a business account, build up a financial portfolio for your business. Get a loan to expand your business by buying property. over time paying off the loan, earning rental income. getting another business loan to buy property. paying that off and earning rental income. over a period of a few years you can go into it full time, as your rental income is more than your monthly living expense. and that's the time you leave your job.

[@officialjdotmusic]

I would like to recommend the book The one minute manager. Short read and it helps on this subject greatly. Nice video Phil

[@goletest]

Wish I had seen this video before quitting the job! Things have gone awful mess.

[@natas0733]

I work like 13 hours a day 6 days a week. I make 40/hour before overtime. It will be very hard for me to make more than 95k/year with the limited time i have to work with. I feel i will never reach the tipping point of earning more from real estate than from ironwork. But i will try....

[@ologyboy1]

I don't get motivated by many speakers... but this guy is ON IT.... I am studying for Real Estate now and have learned so much from him. BRAVO!

[@jamesriveraSSBotanyBay]

Thank you Phil for taking time out to put the ABCs of this issue in perspective. It is totally in line both in principle and with my own endeavors. Sometimes it's easy to get sold on the glitter potential of opportunity without understanding the dross has to go through fire to get the financial shine we might not get from a job.

[@ramonsena8904]

just scrolling my phone and your ''eye catching words .. dear boss i quit ! '' really catches my attention.. i like your style and realistic lecture.. i have no experience in real estate but I'm interested to learn.. can you include me to your freedom mentor group as apprentice... thanks a lot .. ramon

[@katalysis]

I don't even know how I came upon this video. I have no interest in real estate. I think this video automatically played after a funny video I was looking at. But I just want to commend you on what is obvious your sincerely helpful advice for those out there trying to do your real estate thing. Too often I see "mentors" trying to make a quick buck selling "help" to poor souls on how to get rich quick, and this isn't that. Kudos.

[@michellegreene4328]

time management, i think you might have nailed it for me. Great info on your videos, I enjoy them.

[@MichaelJohnson-xr4vg]

Yes sir I will get that book and your book hope is not the same as write down certain task at what time to do.

[@markusjr3951]

yeah Phil, i was contemplating quitting my boring job to focus on real estate investing. this video definitely waked me up thankx.ill look into reading 'getting things done' by David Allen to manage my time better like you suggested.

[@roadronnie]

Thanks for a very easy to follow video. When you said you subscribed to GTD/Allen, I thought, "Hmm, you're an Allen advocate, so you must be serious." I subscribed to your feed (and newsletter) to find out more. I have a job, nearing retirement and this may be something to look at as a post career interest. Here we go.

[@PlayYourSongz]

You hit it on the head, excellent advice. I appreciate it. I'm a real estate investor, however I still work a regular job. My goal is to leave it once the business income surpasses my income.

[@clemenciasobalvarro3840]

Thank you very much for your advices Mr. Phil, it’s very helpful to me. God bless you.

[@playboydeuce21]

I'm just trying to get my 1st deal done!

[@ashythedon]

This video is amazing!

[@corinneregets2964]

Phil, you are wise counsel, thank you so much... I've watched other people on here about real estate ...I don't know why you ring genuine with me but you do, hope to learn much from you...God Bless You.

[@vel5101]

Thank you!this video helps a lot and i also watch some of your videos about real estate and its very informative.thanks a lot

[@Thatguy23x]

Hey Phil. i have signed up for your program already and just waiting for a call. And going to start reading your book here soon as well even though i am a slow reader. The problem with me is that i am in the military and i am planning on doing another four years here soon and about to sign another contract. How difficult is it going to get for me while Iam constantly going on training in different places or constantly busy with no set hours at work?

[@VifferDude]

+ Phil: I'm in Australia, have $1 million in equity and 200k in cash, 3k month rental income. I'd love to give up my job and do real estate fulltime. But when I apply for finance, the first questions the bank ask are 1: What do you do for work? and 2: How much do you earn?. If you don't have a fulltime job, they don't want to know you. A cheap house is 500k atm. So cash only deals are out of the question. Plus not being able to borrow seriously hinders your leverage.

[@freedom_mentor]

You need to learn creative real estate investing. Watch these two videos back to back: How to Turn a Little into A Lot - Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHOahZh3iadnn6c How to Turn a Little into A Lot - Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ima8g2Swg52Ap8U

[@jkenun1]

Awesome!!! I appreciate you sound advice and wisdom!

[@herminiafernandez3505]

amazing videos, since many years ago, I had the dream, and we stared buying a mobile home, later abandoned home, now we owned a better single family home. well I want to learn a lot and became a real estate Investor, the only thing is worry to me, my primary languish is different, and sometimes I don't understand all correctly.

[@sathsah1593]

Thank you. Phil. love your videos. very motivating to start.

[@k2sportschannel983]

Great content. Thanks for being open about your experiences. This helped me!

[@TheGeenat]

Thank you for a great video. You are passionate and it was enjoyable as well as educational

[@joshuat770]

Thank you Phil for this video. Thank you! Thank You! Thank You!

[@estherchen4150]

Having a W2 is easier to get loan for rentals than purely rental income. Underwriters like to see W2 income. I get portfolio loans and non-QM loans for RE investors. But why paying at a higher interest rates if you are learning to be patient and build your wealth gradually. Thanks, Phil. Love your lessons as always. Love your energy in teaching and your humors.

[@brandonsingleton5971]

I am watching your helpful video .. thank you for the motivation it was God sent

[@bryanmarett1662]

Hey man I just happened upon your video. I was killing some time waiting on my eye surgery, and I liked it so very much. I know the way to the top is riddled with failure and sweet. But along the way I find that pulling yourself up and moving forward is a God thing and you do a great job of preaching this. I like the way you tell: Its the way a person exercises the dichotomy of life's truths and paths which you reveal; in your personal financial wisdom video, that is really great. Because it opens our minds to the possible.

[@tammykeller2865]

Quick question, you have had over 15 years RE experience in NYC, but left in 2000. You recently moved to Florida with no jobs or real prospects - do you take your passion for Real Estate and start up on your own - having an investor and some monthly income set for a few years. My gut tells me to research the geographical area, get my license and go ahead...

[@MrSKlim]

Currently work for AT&T. I actually enjoy my job for the most part, but as everyone else, don't want to work "for the man" forever. I set myself a goal of 10 properties, preferably multiplexes before I go full time.

[@datsunmadman]

Great video and wonderful advice I will follow it. Thanks!

[@ministeriounamanoeneldesie1615]

Hey Phil thanks.

[@chi2324]

That's the most honest advice I heard in a long time.

[@SuperStifler777]

Thank you Phil. I couldn't have whatched this video at a better time in my life. It will definitely help me to make the transition and manage my time better.

[@coogee126]

god. I love this advise... this is the type of thing I 've been looking for for 6 months.. your ' not enough time ' is spot on and has been my biggest ' concern''.. i got it today ! thanks mate !

[@ms8172]

Up to 4 Single family rentals and 1 duplex free & clear. Have 5900 a month in cashflow. Just picked up our next one. It does take time...I still work in corporate America.....for now.

[@freedom_mentor]

Sounds like the seller has no real motivation and may be asking tens of thousands above value. It can be hard to make deal work under these conditions. Without access to true MLS comps though, you'll never know what the real value is.

[@marthaocana6153]

Thanks.:) needed that information about life in general . I'm trying to decide if real estate is for me or other aspirations while working at a job not too crazy about. :/

[@jamesbischoff9545]

I love your sincereity and honesty, James Bischoff

[@ricardoh87]

thanks for preventing me from making a really stupid decision! love your channel