As someone who spends a majority of time at work, I'm currently in the exploration phase of understanding the real estate landscape, particularly the BRRRR strategy, and how it might fit into my lifestyle and commitments.1.

I come from that lifestyle so I know and understand their struggles and mentality.

However, I mostly want more free time to pursue other lifestyles.

But statistically, how many actually CHANGE their lifestyle so that they actually pay off those Credit Card/s?

Each person has different goals, expectations, lifestyles, resources, etc. so we really need to look at the overall picture to see if this makes sense compared to other options available. 

After considering a number of places I decided Wisconsin was best for my lifestyle.

The time, energy, and lifestyle capital can drain your resources when you need to visit, build your team, manage your team, and how and when to exit. 

With the Essentials (which are only $2500), it teaches how to save $100,000 in interest on a $200,000 house with no extra money put into your budget and without changing your lifestyle.

yes I guess our son could inherit and then sell right away but we'd be gone and if that is best suited for his lifestyle so be it.

It is not relevant whether anyone approves of her lifestyle or not.