Two people question whether jobs and the stock market are the right moves and talk about getting into real estate for the first time. They're good at what they do but unsure how to invest extra money or who to trust with it.
I had never invested in real estate before, but I had a feeling then that, you know, there's something better than kind of what I've been fed. Just like, oh, you get a job. And I realized that wasn't the best thing. Or, hey, put your money in the stock market. And then I realized, well, that doesn't sound like the best thing. And so I think that was that cognitive dissonance that something doesn't feel right. There's gotta be something I'm missing here.
You're doing really, really well, and this is a conversation that we have all the time. Like, I'm really good at what I do. Like, I'm a master of my craft, but I have all of this money that's sitting right over here that I don't know what to. To do with. I don't know who to trust. And I'm just passionate about doing what I do. And so that people kind of get stuck. They just want to keep on doing what they're doing, but they want to have their money grow. Like you said, I want my career to grow. I want my money to grow.
Physicians and High Earners — What Real Estate Can and Can't Do for Your Taxes
