[SlowWhite]

I am leaning towards moving I have been since last march when i was denied a pay increase for the 3rd year. Hense the whole S.C. thing which I'm still persuing.

Anyone who owns a house knows that is a huge expense. And even though most of you might things that's a decent pay amount. I'm not just out of college anymore I'm going to be 28years old. And in order to maintain my current living style... which most of you know has just been me sitting on my ass at my house. By this time next year I'll need to get a 2nd job just to maintain what I have.

I could do several things to make things easier/Cheaper... mainly smaller house and different area to live in.. But that's just the thing I don't want to go smaller I don't want to take a step back. If I took this job it would be with my future soley in mind. I'd try to make as much as I possibly could for as long as I could. And save as much as I can. Preferably I'd love to move back here once the jobs overwith. And hopefully by that time I'd be able to have saved enough to pay off my house so I no longer would have that payment.

Again this isn't going to be long term - and like Jakey said.... I love the midwest I've just been given a chance to earn a lot of money in a short period of time. And hopefully it'll work out that way.

I really have nothing stopping me other then the expense of my house. Which I've already discussed with my parents and they don't have a problem with me taking this new job and then selling it.
I know there is no future here at Nash or at least not the future I'd hoped for. I can expect Retiring from Nash earning less then 45K a year if I'm lucky. And to some that might be alot but by the time I retire that won't be much at all.

I'm asking you guys for your advice to see if I've overlooked something. right now the Pro's of taking that job out weigh the Cons.

and to give you guys an Idea of just how good this possibly could be. My friend Mike in the last month as already earned 60K in commission. (in the first week alone he made $20K) - The job is selling Roof/Siding/windows - He works for a company that does work for Insurance company's.. And with all the houses that need to be rebuilt in Florida because of the Hurricanes. There's a lot to be made. I wouldn't actually have to build anything, just go and write up estimates, and schedual times for it to get built by our company. And just make sure everything goes smoothly. That's it.