![]() Six months later I was promoted to a trainee which has the same salary, but with a $250 bonus for every sale in a community, I worked in. I started as an assistant with a salary of $36,000. I have worked in real estate for nearly five years now. If they are low-income earner vs high-income earner, the strategies might differ. How long have you worked in your field and what is your current salary range? Only if you want to, however, it is better to give our readers some perspective. This is someone who does not use her degree and became successful, showing that sometimes you have to repurpose and reinvent yourself to success. We are looking into commercial real estate in the future, we definitely will stay in touch. Perhaps you can blog in German on the side I personally would have preferred a degree in Linguistics or Classics, but I was highly “encouraged” (read guilted) by my mother into a more “practical” degree. I did have a retail management position for a year, but I hated retail and left that as soon as I could. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Management, and I do not use it at all. FOGTA works for a home improvement company and is planning on getting certifications to move into working IT this year.ĭo you have a degree and are you currently using your degree? The catch is that you work every weekend, but I don’t really mind. You’re still a W2 employee and get a 401K and insurance. With new home sales, you work for the builder directly. It’s been a good job, and my income has allowed me to buy my first home at 25. Please check the site out to show your support. She blogs at fromonegeektoanother, she talks about finances, real estate and whatever comes to mind. We also believe this would resonate with a different type of audience here. We are particularly excited about this interview because she is not a doctor, and it is a breath of fresh air to chat with people outside of the medical profession about money. Since we have been following her on twitter, we have been educated in personal finance and real estate muddy waters. I was so inspired by the tweet that I asked if she would be open to an interview. I saw a celebratory post by G on twitter about paying off debt.Īs usual, our very supportive group all congratulated her (our guest blog anonymously, but I think I have nailed the persona to a female but I might be wrong hehe). Our guest is none other than “G”, one of our connections through the cyberspace of twitter. The strategies we used to pay it off was discussed in the article about getting out of student loan bondage. ![]() The actual amount paid with interest was close to $300,000. Breathe Easy and I, was upwards of $200,000. After paying off our student loan debt which between Mrs. Our get out of debt series is to inspire others who are still in debt. Getting out of debt is a wish for many, however, there are some who have gone through the same situation and have been successful in slaying debt – these people are called the DEBTINATORS or DEBT SLAYING NINJAS
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