Thread: Hey everyone. looking for some advice

Start a Fastlane business. It sounds to me like (1) you're leaving the military after deployment and (2) you don't wanna work a job.

If you are leaving, then what you need to do is go live somewhere very cheaply. All you really need is a room with a bed, shower, Internet connection, electricity and a kitchen, a phone, and a gym membership. Depending on where you live you can live off of less than $1000 a month. Use whatever money you have to start a business. Doesn't really matter what kind of business as long as it's Fastlane and feasible within your budget with the money you have.

Spend every waking hour either eating, working out, reading, or working on your business.

Forget the ideas about stocks and REIT bonds or whatever. Just my opinion

Originally Posted by The-J

Start a Fastlane business. It sounds to me like (1) you're leaving the military after deployment and (2) you don't wanna work a job.

If you are leaving, then what you need to do is go live somewhere very cheaply. All you really need is a room with a bed, shower, Internet connection, electricity and a kitchen, a phone, and a gym membership. Depending on where you live you can live off of less than $1000 a month. Use whatever money you have to start a business. Doesn't really matter what kind of business as long as it's Fastlane and feasible within your budget with the money you have.

Spend every waking hour either eating, working out, reading, or working on your business.

Forget the ideas about stocks and REIT bonds or whatever. Just my opinion

Appreciate the input man. I've read a lot on here of others fastlane business's and its awesome to watch others become successful and watch them grow on here.
i'm working on a plan for my fastlane business(RE) but until i venture into that i want to invest some of my money, i hate watching it sit in the bank doing NOTHING. I've bought a decent amount of silver, but that's just too conservative for me right now. and ifeel like there are great oppurtunites in REIT's and real estate in general right now.