My cousin is a teacher and simply by playing his cash flow game she learned the concepts of the rat race and now owns 3 rental properties that cash flow quite nicely.

I have other clients that own a construction company, a bar, a racing team and a hodgepodge of rentals.

I hope you didn't get the cart ahead of the horse here.

We are in our early and mid 40s and are tired of living in the rat race paycheck to paycheck. 

Slow and steady does win the race, I was just thinking that you may have the opportunity to increase rents and gain more value out of your business in case you hadn't noticed it already.

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Slow and steady wins the race : ) . 

Slow and steady wins the race, good luck!

(I asked the same thing in another forum here on bigger pockets, since this forum is for bankers and lenders… No better way to find out, then to hear straight from the horses mouth)

My background is somewhat different from yours though.I'm 46 (you're quite a bit younger, I think) and have been in the corporate rat race since I was a bookkeeper at the age of 18.