We just had our first baby last September, and the fact that my wife and I are not strapped to 80+ hour/week jobs anymore (and can spend all day with our little guy) really gives some perspective.Like you said, for everyone who needs a reason to strive for financial freedom, have a baby...

I also hope that men whom read this post at the end of it will want to give women more opportunities within their job sector if they have the power to do so as well as encourage your daughters, sisters and mothers to strive for positions of power not because they should but because they deserve to and are more than capable of holding such a position.

According to most BP investors who strive for the 2% unicorn properties, probably not.

I strive for 2%ers, but almost never find them.

The focus will be on providing practical real world information about the nuts and bolts of this project along with the good, bad, ugly and lessons learned 3.Light refreshments and networking: Meet, greet and mingle – socialize and network with like-minded people that are interested in real estate investing and are striving for financial independence.

You should strive to be the second type of person.

Yes, we all strive for the early exits.

("We strive to provide safe, clean, affordable, comfortable, and quiet housing for responsible renters in the neighborhoods of West Vancouver.)Listening well.

(No pun intended) I've been doing it for ten years and have seen the good and bad but I feel like my tenants think I'm fair and that's all I strive for.

We always strive to meet all of our tenants requests but we just have decidwd against it at this time.