Yet, after listening to you it almost seems like we should be searching out other deals and getting money from private people as early as possible.Much like you I have a little experience in construction from my college days (working for a contractor on my days off from school and over summers but I'm not a craftsmen), so there is a small advantage there, but ultimately it sounds like if I want to get to that "freedom number" faster, or at least earlier, I'm going to have to figure out how to scale.I'm under no delusions that I am an expert after one deal, but I thought that after doing 2-3 deals and making them successful we would then have the creditably to get loans from others to really acquire some volume. 

In my quest to reach financial freedom, I have started many businesses in the past and failed at every single one of them. 

Through real estate, I'm hoping to achieve financial freedom. 

I thought this worked out great since that way I have the freedom to have the figures on one screen while I do my work on the other screen.

(House-hack)The main reason I'm getting into real estate is not only financial freedom for myself but to get my parents retired.

Her name is Brittany Von Arx and she is with Freedom Realty. 

The Idaho Apartment Association recommends that the landlord provide a form directly to the health care provider to complete and return. 

I'm an active healthcare provider, but looking to develop a reliable stream of passive income over the next 10 years.

I am not an expert, and, as such, would not make a suggestion where your money or freedom is on the line.

Luckily, my wife and are living very frugally and are able to live on my base salary while saving all my commission checks.After reading the book, I’m now determined to achieve financial freedom!