Power of real estate and freedom! 

If the latter, I came across this company Hazardhub.com via my day job that has pretty powerful stuff for the US.

One very powerful tool is it shows how many inquires there are for certain dates so you can anticipate a high demand time frame.

@Dennis Powers I’ve done both.

I'm interested in the outcome.From my understanding, only Licensed Contractors can slap a Mechanic's Lien on your property.If they are licensed and fail to show that they performed work for you without your permission, and are still able to slap a Mechanic's Lien on your property, this would certainly be unjust.It seems like an easy win if you take them to court since they could have possibly have a signed invoice from you.Did the PMC have power to sign Contracts for Work related to your property without permission?

But my understanding is also that there can be tremendous tax benefits / write offs when it comes to real-estate.I am looking for more guidance from professionals on how to structure my investments and how I could potentially harness the power of depreciation and write-offs to legally save money on my active earned income.

Plenty of solar and wind installations.Some people say Texas will become the EV and battery capital of the world. 

My husband and I have been researching how to retire early and what we've learned about money is real estate is a powerful tool to make money and keep a constant cash flow.

TransUnion has started something very powerful.

AND you must maintain adequate reserves to take care of the disasters that may happen.I agree with all the advice you've been given in this thread, and its a very powerful group of people who have advised you here.