If I could convince my 19 year old self to do anything it would be to start investing early to attain financial freedom.  

It's framing it from the tenant's point of view in a way that has their best interests aligned in giving them ample time to find a place to live and not holding it against them for moving early.

The “no money down” books and videos and Instagram fan pages aren’t generally targeting ( usually in their personalized coaching & courses) people with ample funds who would just rather not use them as folks who have built noticeable wealth generally don’t go about it by increasing their incremental risk profile to this level.

They are very informative, and contain ample information. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/

It would seem that it would be in both of our interests for a survey to be attained, and as I have offered to bear the full cost of the survey, I would appreciate your cooperation with the surveyor, as well as allowing me to conduct my business without interference.Sincerely,YouThis would hint at the idea that you are ready to complain about him to the bar or potentially sue him, without coming right out and saying so. 

Brandon and his wife share their experiences dealing with tenants throughout their career and helped me gain a ton of knowledge that would have taken years, added stress and countless dollars to attain.

It’s the 3rd and 4th years that’s the business really picks up and you can start leveraging your experience, equity and your established real estate connections to start scaling your business to attain financial freedom.If you are willing to dedicate 5 years to this business and have patience while trusting the process and taking action you can retire within 3-5 years in most cases and if you choose to be less active you could still retire within 5-10 years which at 40 years old is still going to give you the opportunity to retire at 45-50 years old and get off that salary treadmill that so many people are saved to.Great job on asking such an important question!

With that said you couldn't have picked a better place surrounded by like minded individuals and ample resources to guide you to success in REI.Account Closed is absolutely right.

The idea of financial freedom and our goal of retiring by 35 has never seemed more exciting and attainable (We are currently 26 and 24).

Hi Sam,This is a great goal to shoot for and I see no reason why you couldn't hit it in ten years as long as you keep your eye on the prize and do not get discouraged or distracted.The trick will be tightening your goal as you start with your first property and then get a feel for what it's like to run a rental.I started with a goal of ten duplexes in 10 years and attained it after 5 years.