The goal is to achieve and maintain financial freedom.

Albeit your self employeed which I get it there is a certain amount of freedom to that..

I've learned the easiest way to do this is ask the owner to remove everything unnecessary for guest use AND give us permission and the freedom to remove items as we see best.Less stuff in the home, less issues and less work each turnover.

I'm located near Great Falls in central Montana.I have been self-employed for about 4 years and love what I do, so my goal is to build total wealth long-term, not to maximize cash flow for FIRE/financial freedom in the near-term.

Who knows one day you may get to financial freedom through housing your colleagues.

Many investors have started off with less and leveraged their way to financial freedom. your just not there yet.

Our goal is to start and grow our portfolio to achieve financial stability, more family time, the freedom to take vacations, and the ability to live life on our terms.

While I’m just starting out in real estate, I’m determined to build equity and achieve financial freedom through thoughtful investments.Here’s a little about me:I’ve been exploring wholesaling and land investing as potential entry points but haven’t made my first deal yet.

Lubbock just has healthcare & education as major employers.

Detroit offers strong cash flow, appreciation potential, and affordability, especially if you’re interested in long-term holds.That said, where to invest ultimately comes down to your goals, experience, and where you are on your journey to financial freedom.