We use sherwin-williams infinity satin white across all of our properties.

Which in turn increases your return to infinity. 

Here is my situation I am 21 and have around 20k saved, currently majoring in finance and plan to obtain my financial freedom through multi family homes with a goal of early retirement by the age of 30 with a stretch of 35.With that information what do you guys think the best road map would be to achieve that goal?

The property i am looking at is 3 acres on the water will have 14-18 rooms, a 3000 sqft club house, cliff side infinity edge pool and on site food and beverage.   

My name is Zach Gaubert and I am a recent graduate of the University of Kentucky with a degree in Finance and Marketing from the Lewis Honors College.

I currently work in the Anti-Money Laundering industry with a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance.

Many would probably say as long as you can get a higher rate of return on the investment than you are paying on the school loans to go ahead.My background is in finance although I have never done it professionally and I am no CPA either but if you are going to live in a place as your primary residence for a year I would suggest thinking about living in it for an additional year to get the added capital gains exclusion.

Account Closed I know you were specifically interested in final numbers so tagging you.

How about – infinity??

@Lucia Rushton yes, its a new build and in final stages of completion.