With my experience with very wealthy individuals who have complete freedom of time, one common denominator is: Keep it simple and a little boring. 

Encourage Autonomy: They give the team the freedom to make decisions within their areas of expertise, fostering innovation and confidence.3.

My wife and I are traveling healthcare workers.

Cash flow from properties, as well as capital earned from fix and flips, will be reinvested in future projects until we reach our freedom number.

I also don't want to trade one stressful job for another when I'm ultimately working for freedom. 

It seems like it should not be legal, in effect taking something without any LL compensation (freedom to use unit for whatever LL desires at the end of lease).Besides my primary issue that the law changes an existing contract, it also makes it harder to get rid of less than ideal tenants that raises risks and costs.  

The issue is people with this fanatical demand that EVERYONE is wither with Tribe A, or Tribe B, and forgot that we are supposed to have FREEDOM, including freedom of thought. 

My brain is really working now, and I'm ready to get started creating financial freedom for my family!

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