Hi all,I am 28 y/o and just got a job with the IRS making $47K a year, I took a pay cut from my last job for the work-life balance. So to make up for the lack of pay I want to pursue side hustles outside of work. My trouble is, I’m not sure how to efficiently spend my time for the highest ROI possible.Here are my options:I have my real estate license which I plan on using to help family & friends purchase/sell homes.I’m currently using half of my savings (about $5K) to do ‘weekly’ speculative stock trading, essentially capitalizing off of support and resistance levels.I am considering e-commerce, there is a fantastic and inspiring example here on capitalizing on a niche product: https://ift.tt/2WNB4zM considered starting a YouTube channel but I know these things take a year or two to see any real revenue (if any), but the income potential here is huge. I am not lost on the fact that YouTube channels need to provide value and be high quality. Haven’t thought of a solid niche for this yet.I am pursuing my CPA license, which will only really help me get promotions in the future since you aren’t allowed to provide tax assistance as a IRS agent.My end goal is to be able to start buying rental properties, but as it stands my low income exempts me from qualifying for a mortgage large enough to purchase an owner-occupied property (duplex).I would appreciate any constructive insight on which options would be most worth my time. I have 24 hours in a day, of which 8 is for sleeping and 8 is for working, so that leaves me with 8 hours for side income endeavors + the weekends.Thanks in advance. see hubwealthy.com/wealthy
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