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Justin Dar
  • Rental Property Investor
  • OH (ohio)
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Advice for getting out of the rat race?

Justin Dar
  • Rental Property Investor
  • OH (ohio)
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Hello everyone, I'm new to bigger pockets. I am 35 years old and I currently own 2 rental properties that are paid for. They each rent for $625 per month. I work in the utility industry also and make a very good living. The problem is I am subject to mandatory callouts and mandatory overtime. I feel like I don't have control over my life. I have young children and I absolutely hate missing out on things. I hate getting home in the evening only to see them for a few minutes before bed. I currently have no debt other than my mortgage. What are some steps I can take to make the leap to being financially independent?

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