You are steps from financial freedom, but you need to be wise about it. 

I will explain my thought.The goal of real estate investing is financial freedom.

However, lol, in this last year of the lease he asked if he could get out of lease 4 months early because of financial reasons (IE: job restricted his hours wasn't making the money he used to).

Whether it’s for primary, secondary, or investment use, the buyer still has to qualify with the lender based on their own financials, and that’s where the real hurdle can in.

@Imani Naomi since your other post references investing in MFR, you are probably looking for:Institutional Funds: there are financial ompanies that run pension funds, etc. looking for places to invest.

Are you financially independent?

Hello BP community, I am reaching out for advice on a financial decision I made that I am now realizing was a mistake.

ROI and financial gain are truly the best catalysts for solving big problems like housing affordability and availability.

The one thing to keep in mind is that a HELOC is a great short term debt instrument.

I’m looking for some guidance on my next steps toward achieving financial freedom through real estate.My long-term goal is to acquire enough rental properties to secure my financial future.