Since I've started down the path to financial freedom, I have began to look at money differently .I've become more aware of the flow of money, and how it can be used as a tool to achieve my ultimate goal - and also the goal of many here - financial freedom.I have learned that when I buy a $5 sandwich, I haven't just exchanged $5 for a sandwich.

I make more than 100-200 per door but I don't have any delusions of grandeur at the rate and niche of what I'm doing - all I ever wanted to do with these rentals at the beginning was to give me a place to park some money that I saved, and eventually I noticed it could replace my M-F working income - given my age, a good thing, since it gives me freedom to retire earlier than I thought might have to work otherwise. 

My wife and I have been listening to the podcast for a while and are interested in learning how we can use real estate investing to help us along the path to financial freedom, so we can spend more time with our child (and future children!)

But as others have said ... one day you'll look back & laugh at what you went through to get profitable & achieve financial freedom.

Investments you want FREEDOM to where the investment works for you around the clock while you get to mainly choose what life you want. 

Freedom is not really free. 

I am currently a personal trainer and have invested a lot of time perfecting my craft but know that in the future I want to be able to have freedom to build a family.

You get freedom to act as you want .

I am now a devout listener to the BP podcasts and have only recently created a profile and started looking at the forums.My wife and I are looking for more financial freedom so we can travel more and are looking very seriously at real estate to provide that for us.

Hello BP,    I am a newbie currently dedicated to REI full-time in the Sacramento area with goals of becoming an expert RE investor, while gaining financial stability and time freedom. Ive