Ron,
I want to start with THANK YOU!!!
I received the official email last night after a mandatory meeting yesterday morning.
This meeting was to tell everybody in the county we work for the hospital is pulling out and we are all out of jobs!
The absolute terror and anger in the room! Sixteen of my friends were just told they lost their full-time job and insurance. Complete uncertainty filled the room!
I have worked for this company for 9 years, what a kick in the pants. This is what can happen and how quickly it can happen when working for somebody else.
I look back to getting started with you in 2018 living paycheck to paycheck and in massive debt.
I look back hearing all the people I work with telling me this real estate thing will never work for me and a pipe dream.
I quit full time employment a year and 1/2 ago because you taught me how to make money in real estate!
My friends will get another job and probably won’t take long as there is a shortage of Paramedics and EMT’s, but the panic on their faces and worry they had in those moments made me realize just how lucky I was meeting you, Ron!
As I felt horrible for my friends, I knew I did not and had not needed this part time once a month work. I LOVE working on an ambulance and will also find another part time job as a Paramedic as I can’t see myself not doing a job I love.
I have no money worries because of you. I also have a few friends that may be signing up for a Quick Start Real Estate School very soon.
I am in control of my own destiny and rely on nobody but me.
I really can’t thank you enough!
Ann
Hello to you Ann Brandl,
We need paramedics in Oregon so very badly that some emergency calls go unanswered. Honest! If you are looking to move to a state to continue your paramedic career by chance, then Oregon would be the perfect place for you to move to. Many advantages living and working here! No sales tax at all, four normal seasons of weather, and lot’s of opportunities for great real estate deals. Please think it over and consider it.