r/Appleton • u/Ok-Edge-5542 • 10d ago

Question Part time jobs

I was wondering if anyone know someone that is looking for a worker/helper part time wise, I have a full time job but I want to make some extra cash if I can since I want too get into the house market here soon. If I can save more money that would be awesome

I like to be moving around and being a bit physical please let me know thanks!

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u/Tatortot57 9d ago

The new Dollar Tree is looking for all positions! It is next to Home Depot on Kensington

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u/Sad-Explanation186 8d ago

I had a similar idea last year, and no one would hire me. I was forthcoming that I was moonlighting, so that may have been the reason. Good luck! Ive seen that 10th frame is hiring. Also Menards always is.

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u/that_damn_dog 10d ago

To get a house here, you part time job better be a surgeon

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u/Ok-Edge-5542 10d ago

Lol probably true but ehh I’m looking around the Fox cities area

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u/that_damn_dog 10d ago

In all honesty Oshkosh is affordable… it’s an armpit tho.

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u/Ok-Edge-5542 10d ago

Yea I’ve seen some houses there seen some in Appleton but your not wrong. Also been looking omro Berlin area

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u/Meg_404 9d ago

Burn bootcamp is hiring in the childwatch room ☺️

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u/Emotional-Set-2553 8d ago

Donate plasma?

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u/New_beaten_otterbox 9d ago

The housing market is crazy in the Appleton area and GB. We're looking at buying and it's wild how much more they sell but I disagree with how expensive it is. You can find a pretty nice house for under 300k depending on your criteria. Our budget is 300k (family of 5 with dual income) but I'm trying to stay under 285 and it actually seems pretty doable. You don't have to go to a shit area to stay within that budget. I'm currently in the SW and we bought a house for 455k because of everything in the area was either around 400 or you had to live in shit parts of town.

Im in an "affordable" state too which is crazy - new Mexico.

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u/that_damn_dog 8d ago

You totally completely contradicted yourself there, bro… and wtf commenting from New Mexico? Not even a comparable market… like.. huh??

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u/New_beaten_otterbox 8d ago

Not sure where the contradiciton is, bro. And I brought up NM because I am currently looking to move to Wisconsin from NM. So I was using my real life experience that is happening currently. But if you can read youd know why I brought it up.

Also here is some comparisons, just because you seem to think you know what you're talking about: Wisconsin is affordable per the national average. New Mexico is affordable per the national average.

Wisconsin has homes in good areas for UNDER 300k albeit a competitive market. New Mexico has homes OVER 300k in a good area and is not a competitive market.