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Updated over 2 years ago, 08/15/2022

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Dave B.
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  • Houston, TX
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Can Net Worth w/Rentals Help Me Quit My Day Job?

Dave B.
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  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hi all, glad to be here. I have one rental property and just getting into RE investing, and after evaluating several various niches, I'm really drawn to the BRRR method.

Question: How can one (really) quit their day job quickly with BRRR?

Context: My immediate goal is to be able to quit my day job, and be able to live off of at least semi-passive investment+rental income.

BRRR seems focused on net worth, which I understand for long term wealth. But net worth doesn't food on the table, or let me quit my day job…income does.

If I’m only net-netting +$250/month in cash flow per unit, I’d have to rack up tons of units to be able to quit my day job, and then I’d potentially have a nightmare of managing that many tenants…or decrease cash flow even more by using a property manager.

Surely I’m missing some key component here?

So again, what am I missing about how one can potentially quit their day job by doing BRRR? Maybe you can point me to a video link or other resource in addition to your own experiences?

Thanks in advance!

  • Dave B.
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