Chris (Caller)

And I guess it doesn't really matter.

I guess I'm talking about expenses again because we should have our house paid off in like a year.

Okay.

Well, yeah, we were just kind of looking over the big picture, and I'm like, man, I feel like our life insurance and our emergency fund are just very small now compared to what we're making now.

Hey, yeah, so I recently started a construction business about six months ago.

Oh, nice.

And business has been debt-free, and me and my wife are almost debt-free, just our mortgage on our house.

So since I started the business, our budget and kind of everything to keep that out of debt was, you know, our budget and everything kind of got thrown out the window.

So now that we're a little bit into it, kind of have a pulse for our income with the business, trying to figure out how we should budget, how much I should pay myself from the business, and how to kind of make a formula for that.

Sure.

So far, the business, it's really up and down, but it seems like it's about an average of maybe...

five to six grand profit okay a month and that includes after paying you or no that no that's that's what i'm trying to all right that's what i thought okay great so that's five or six grand but we're not paying you yet all right are you making any money anywhere else any income uh my wife has a couple part-time jobs and so far that's just been going into our uh

as I need to pay our expenses.

Yeah, I guess that's five grand of what the company makes, and that's total.

So out of that five grand-ish, I've just been able to just pull money as I need it.

Okay, do you have any savings for the company?

For the company, yeah, it's very...

Right close to $10,000 with accounts payable.

Okay, all right.

I mean, if I wanted to, since the business is debt-free and once everything's paid, I could probably take, you know, $3,000 to $4,000.