Spend your whole life working and end up buying a trailer.
Things happen. ...and it all stays here when you croak anyway.
Or you and your wife can both get college degrees, work 2-3 jobs each. Run two business at once, each of us work a state govt job. Run your side business in the afternoons, nights and weekends, work on your birthday, work on kids' birthdays.
pay off a $250k home at age 29. Haven't had a car payment in 24 years.
It's all about hittin it and gettin it.
What kind of work and side businesses do y'all do?
Licensed real estate agent
Licensed pest control operator termite, moisture/mold control
Roofing, general contracting
Property management, rentals
Winston Wolf type cleanup for nasty evictions, show up with goon squad gut all the tenant's effects.
Not even counting tree work or selling cordwood, used to cut wood at midnight with truck headlights 👍💪 Jobs and work came easy, never had to look for it or advertise. Somebody always wanting something. Especially if you interact with thousands of people. Most of my spinoff work came from my first two listed. I worked for county govt, city govt, wife worked for state govt. Lots of networking. Anything for a buck
