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Anyone on track to quit their 9to5 in < 5 yrs from rental income?

Cruz Gartner
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Hi BP,

My first post :)

I started in Dec 2019 and am now up to 3.9k a month in pure cash flow. Need to get to $10k before I think of quitting and gunning for the end of this year. Looking to still get educated and motivated by others doing it. #alwaysbelearning

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Nathan Gesner
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I really started investing in 2016 and I reached financial independence in 2020. However, I have no intention of not working. Financial independence was a backup plan in case I had to stop working, or in case I ever decide to, or if I want freedom to pursue other interests/careers. Right now I'm still working, still investing.

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