You know, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about financial stability. Most people rely mainly on their monthly income, their salary or primary business income, but what happens when unexpected expenses come up, or during periods where that main income slows down? That’s why I’m very interested in exploring ways people can build additional streams of income, things that can provide daily, weekly, or even passive earnings alongside what they’re already making. There are actually quite a few options out there now, depending on your interests and risk tolerance: things like certain types of investments, side businesses, or even leveraging technology like crypto mining. The idea isn’t to replace your main income, but to create stability, reduce financial pressure, and allow you to build wealth over time without always trading more hours for money. Have you ever looked into something like that?”

Hi everyone, My name is Martha Laurelsa and am excited to learn from this community, exchange insights, and connect with like-minded professionals Looking forward to growing together and exploring new opportunities quit

💡 How much income does it take to buy a home in your city? This new 2025 data visualization says it all. The median U.S. home price is $402,300, which means buyers now need to earn at least $108,486/year just to qualify—and that’s the national average. But the gap between cities is staggering: - 🏠 San Jose, CA: $501.8K income needed - 🏠 New York, NY: $202.2K - 🏠 San Francisco, CA: $338.4KVS - 🏠 Pittsburgh, PA: $64.1K - 🏠 Cleveland, OH: $63.6K - 🏠 Oklahoma City, OK: $73.1K Same country. Totally different buying power. 👉 If you’re a real estate investor, this is the data that should guide your acquisitions. 👉 If you’re a remote worker or entrepreneur, this is your permission slip to stop overpaying for a zip code. 👉 And if you’re just trying to buy your first home—location strategy matters more than ever. 📍Which of these cities surprised you the most? Let’s talk about what this means for buyers, investors, and policymakers. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #RemoteWork #InvestmentStrategy #ClosersKlub #HousingMarket #FinancialFreedom #AffordabilityCrisis #RealEstateInvesting #LocationMatters

✅ Where You’re From: Lynn, MA ✅ Experience level: New, started picking up the phones just three weeks ago. ✅ Favorite Exit strategy - haven’t done my first deal yet but looking at wholesaling first to get into buying and holding while at the learning about other strategies. ✅ What’s Been Holding You Back?: Inconsistency of during my workweeks.Some days can be longer than others and it’ll bleed into the time that I had scheduled for calls. That being said excited to be part of this community, to meet more of you in person, and level up by doing what we are learning!! Huge thanks to @Mario Zelaya for connecting with me and inviting to the meetups and the community!!