My current income is good, but financial freedom is my goal!

I want to be the one FLIPPING these houses and making a difference in dilapidated neighborhoods but I don't have the financial backing so I just feel like a kid in a candy store with no candy money.

Let me first start off by saying my oldest child is 3.5 years old so I know things will change many times before she sets off to college.That said, after reading an article about the uses of a 529 plan, it mentions that it can also be used to pay for off campus housing, up to the cost of on campus housing reported by the schools financial office.  

It's great to see people with just as much ambition towards become "financially independent" and let their own money work for them instead of the other way around.

I am a Junior Accountant in New Jersey, and I became interested because I want to achieve the financial freedom I've always dreamed of for myself and my family.

i love the idea @Judy P. has if its financially possible for you and if zoning allows it!....

I wanted to share with you guys my financial position and some of my goals so I can then ask you guys how you suggest I proceed.First of all I turned 27 years old this June and live in Moore Oklahoma.  

If anyone has any good books or websites they can direct me to that discusses real estate, business, or financial education please let me know.

Meaning, no one chooses to live in higher crime, lower rent areas, but because of their financial situation, that is where they end up.

I do not want the income to flow through to my personal return because I want less income to be reported for better college financial aid for my kids.