At 20 years old, I knew I wanted freedom from the rat race in the form of passive income.2.

Multi-family, self storage, healthcare facilities, etc.

Here is a good handbook to go over also. https://multco.us/file/9038/download You are going to be answerable to the Fair Housing Authority to most extent, but will have some freedom, but you are a landlord, take money, not just a roommate.

Besides my full time job as an Electrical Engineer I want to build a long time portfolio for financial freedom and satisfying my entrepreneurial soul.

I want to get into Real Estate to ultimately achieve financial freedom but am overwhelmed at the idea of where to start. 

This has gotten me interested in finding something that can help me find financial freedom to work my job because I like to and not because I have to.With that said I have zero real life experience with real estate.

I’m in the USA only because I want invest in real estate and achieve financial freedom...

I'm pretty excited to get this off my back.Before anyone comes at me with how this is not a wise decision given the time value of money and potential compound growth, just know I am completely aware that I could have invested this money at a higher interest rate and "put it to work" rather than paying down my 4.5% loans, but it was more of a freedom from this non asset-based debt that I was wanting to  get rid of. 

My primary focus is to great passive income and too secure Financial freedom so I can enjoy the time I’m given with family and friends.My main focus is buy and hold rentals (single family, and multi units) but wouldn’t be opposed to a fix and flip or wholesale, I personally think having some of both helps with an exit strategy depending on the market.

I like to freedom of not having a corporate commitment.