This 29-year-old consultant makes $84,500, has $10,000 in student debt and plans to buy a multi-unit property to live in and rent out. Does he have enough money? Jun 22nd

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This 29-year-old consultant makes $84,500, has $10,000 in student debt and plans to buy a multi-unit property to live in and rent out. Does he have enough money?“I’d like to start building out my real estate portfolio and bring in rental income while we live in a unit,” Adam says. He is writing to the Millennial Money financial coach to see how he can start.

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