Based on where you at now, paying off your mortgage and continue to grow steadily will easily get you there in the next 10 years with minimum stress and headache (minus WWIII happening, JK)If you are someone who are aspire to maximize growth, have a f*k you money and want to get into politics and expand your influences, and also prepared to embrace the headache and stress that come with that lifestyle, then you wouldn't want to pay off the mortgage but put your money somewhere else that would give you maximum return.

If you’re a real estate investor—or aspiring to be one—you've likely come across the term BRRR.

I have a 5-year old mutt who’s my best friend, recently engaged to my fiancé of 5 years, aspiring Adirondack angler, learning JavaScript and Golang, self-taught whiskey “sommelier”, Lego fanatic, and car geek.

.: I've talked to at least 2 aspiring California investors in the last 2 months, who said they were DM'ed by Ohio agents, one of whom received 12 DMs from ReafCo.  

Hi @Jimmy Jarjour, Fellow aspiring house hacking investor in SF Bay Area here!

I think these additional details would be even more helpful for aspiring investors - as financing the deal is often where people get stuck.

Sure, not everyone is perfect, we have each other to hold us accountable, and Pace sets a high standard for us to aspire to. 

This is why for 90% plus of aspiring investors I recommend starting with house hacking.

Goals:Make my first real estate purchase by 2025Learn about different investment strategies, especially in West and Central FloridaBuild a network of experienced and aspiring investors

As the title says, I am new to real estate. I will graduate with my BS in Electrical Engineering in May 2025. After I save up some money, I want to start building spec homes in the DFW area. If you are an experienced ...