Your starting point should always be education. Start with educating yourself about your current finances and how you can grow wealth.
One of our Savvy Nurse writers and founder of the Networth Nurse, Savannah Arroyo, is here with us today to share with us some insights about investing for nurses. She built the Networth Nurse to 3 different pillars: personal finance, career growth, and real estate where she is helping nurses by sharing resources and tools to help them grow in nursing and grow their wealth.
She was in high school when she realized her love for nursing and by that time, knew that she is ready to go to college. Right after she graduated with a nursing degree, she worked with a couple of different specialties but she was naturally drawn towards a leadership position that was taking on processes and improvement. So, she ended up going back to school and got her Master’s Degree in Nursing Leadership and Administration, works in a couple of different specialties, and relocated to Los Angeles, California.
Her recent administration position is becoming an Assistant Nurse Manager. Then, at the beginning of 2020, she started investing in real estate. In October 2021, she was able to step down from her full-time RN job, and now she worked per diem in the pre-op department which she loves! She loves talking to doctors, she loves nursing, so she is not into giving it up entirely.
In 2020, she got her 2nd daughter so she was on maternity leave and she and her husband thought that they have to make their money work for them to give their family a better future. They started researching so many things that will allow them to make this happen and so they stumbled upon real estate.
They started doing single-family homes and began to generate interest from friends and families who want to invest with them without knowing that time that the term for that is called syndication. Real estate syndication is where people are pulling together the resources, monies, and skills to find apartment complexes with multi-family real estate, and this offer provides way higher returns with lot lesser risks.
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