It’s motivating to me to see you taking off full time. I’ve decided to pursue REI full time due to a recent layoff. Ive study Carlton Sheets course but the info I have gotten off this sight just blows me away and has given me more confidence and knowledge.I look forward to future success in my new career as a fulltime Real Estate Investor.
Leaving the Corporate World - Posted by JHyre in Ohio
Posted by JHyre in Ohio on June 28, 2002 at 10:19:12:
I just gave my employer notice that I am leaving July 31. As of August 1, I will be dedicated to my clients and RE investing fulltime. Several thanks are in order:
First, to my current clients who have been so supportive and patient given my current schedule. From August 1, my response time shall become much shorter.
Second, to the entire CREOL community. The wisdom and enthusiasm shared on this board are priceless. Seeing as how my clients are all RE investors, and my cash flow will come from clients and RE investing, CREOL is what made this happen. Thank you.
Stay tuned for a modest webpage setting forth my services, among other things. If you want efficient and aggressive tax help that understands RE, I?m your man. Also stay tuned for my first publication in late September/early October on book-keeping. A lot of investors do not know how to keep the books- and that?s a very expensive omission. I will succinctly teach you how it?s done, in English. The savings from proper bookkeeping are immense- just ask the people at Enron and MCI/Worldcom. Finally, I will be speaking in Denver on October 12 & 13, and in Washington DC on November 2. Look for more to come.
Thanks again to everyone- this newly won freedom is priceless.
Congratulations! Your knowledge and insight are invaluable to this site. We all appreciate your contributions. Your move is an inspiration to those of us still striving for the finest of American dreams: Freedom.
John,
Congratulations. Your posts over the last year have helped me immensely. I see great things for you. I’m sure you will get meny clients and do fine.
BillW.
That’s fantastic. Welcome to the full-timers club. After years in the corporate world I finally took the full-time plunge a few months back. It’s an awesome feeling.
I’ve been reading your posts here for years and I just think it’s wonderful that you’ve done it. Congrats!!!
Re: Leaving the Corporate World - Posted by Stacy (AZ)
Posted by Stacy (AZ) on June 28, 2002 at 12:15:49:
Way to go, John. My last day in Corp America was two months ago, and I haven’t regretted my decision even for a millisecond. I’m sure you’ll do great.
Maybe you’ll wonder about the same thing I do: How did I get ANYTHING done in real estate investing while I put-in manager’s hours at Honeywell full time? It’s great to be able to focus all your time on YOUR business. Nothing like it!
Re: Leaving the Corporate World - Posted by Darren(NY)
Posted by Darren(NY) on June 28, 2002 at 11:23:26:
WOW! That is awesome. And it is inspiring to hear. Not everyone can take off those corporate shoes and hand in that company time clock.
To successful investing,
and congratulations John.