Yeah but u don't have to stay in the heart of DC......do you???
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Originally posted by Det_sje View PostI know that 1811 gigs aren't all about money, but man I was in my office daydreaming and decided to calculate the salary 1811's make. It is unreal at the promotions that are in line.
By the third year you are looking at 80k and by the forth year you are in the 90k range. So if I get called for a FO then I could possibly double my salary in three years!!!!
I'm so ready for this career change!!!!
Some of us are looking at a SIGNIFICANT pay cut and still want to do it so badly....sigh.The Keeper of The Listâ„¢
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Originally posted by Officer 959 View PostNo you don't have to live in DC. I'm currently a FLEO and work in DC and live outside where living is affordable.The Keeper of The Listâ„¢
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Originally posted by bonjorno_2 View PostIn places like Woodbridge it's not out of the question but what would you consider a crazy commute?The Keeper of The Listâ„¢
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Speaking from personal experience. There are several factors.
Distance from DC certainly changes costs, but so does location near metro stops.
In general, with a combined family income of 120k a wise family could have a fair life in DC (Condo/Apt, shop outside of DC, no unnecessary expenses, etc.). Home purchase is another thing, depending on the house.
Single person at 56k-60k? An apartment is the way to go, outside of DC. In DC, start checking craigslist and other sites for roommates or housemates. Which isn't bad, the place is kind of a college super area. Tons...and I mean tons of college or post college working professionals. So, opportunity isn't scarce.
Anyone interesting in knowing other details from an in area person, send me a PM.
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I currently work in DC and live in Northern VA. For me the commute isn't bad because I work hours that are not during rush hour. I've made it from downtown DC to Woodbridge in about 25-30 mins during off peak hours. Having lived in VA, MD and DC I'd say you can def get more bang for your buck buying or even just renting in the suburbs. Everything is so much more expensive in DC though, and like someone said earlier there is def a younger crowd living there but for me it's just not worth it. For me, living in the suburbs means if I want to go into the city and enjoy city life I can, it's about 15 mins away, but I don't have to deal with all the cons of living there.
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