Control goes to the trustee and ultimate ownership to a beneficiary, neither of which can be the person who owned the assets.  

And most times, if you have that grind mentality, they will feel somewhat threatened by you ultimately becoming their competition (unless of course they are retiring or getting out of the business).I hope this somewhat helps.Georges Franco

This is a summary of learnings from a recent project I personally completed.  
Steps involved:
1. Buy a home with a large backyard
2. Get permits to build a detached ADU (DADU)/backyard cottage in the backyard
3. ...

If I wish to continue adding properties/units, I have to make some choices. 1.

But ultimately, the terms proposed can be changed at any moments notice.

Lowering the primary mortgage payment is the ultimate goal, not acquiring new properties. 

Ultimately, my goal is to scale my portfolio and purchase a second property within 1-2 years after graduating.

My ultimate goal is to keep scaling buy 2-3 LTR and hopefully a 4+ plex hopefully within the next 12 months.

I would consider single family homes as well but multifamily is the ultimate goal.

Eventually, you'll have no choice but to get a job to maintain your standard of living.Best source for population growth: WikipediaLast Throughout Your LifetimeYou cannot sustain financial freedom if your income doesn't persist throughout your life.