Been taking baby steps trying to gain financial freedom. 

Books:Rich Dad, Poor Dad--the building block text for a lot of people; very helpful in getting the right mindset.Set For Life—excellent strategies for how to gain financial freedom.

I am an avid learner and have been reading, listening to podcast, going to meetups and maintaining spreadsheets/models to better understand how the multifamily world operates.My goals & objectives:Build my network/teamClose on a quadplex before the close of 2020Help others however I canContinue learning and building my portfolioAchieve financial freedom before I am 45 years oldI understand that real estate is a team sport, so I look forward to meeting and engaging with you all!

If you’re fortunate enough to have a lease set up so that the tenant does all the repairs, it gives you a lot more freedom.

I am currently looking to get into real estate in hopes to find financial freedom. 

Financial freedom was also a nice bonus on top.I'm originally from the Logan, Utah area, but have been away from Utah for 3 years while I attend school in Rexburg, Idaho.

@Chad Lundquist how much is financial freedom.

I consider them my pseudo internet mentors.BP's Podcasts #350,346, 341, 334, 305All based on house hacking, financial freedom in your 20s/30s, and wholesaleBook on Investing in RE with No (or low) Money Down - Brandon TurnerBest book I've read so far.Books and Education on Deck (in order)The Real Estate Wholesaling Bible - Than MerrillIf You Can't Wholesale After This: I've Got Nothing for You - Todd FlemingFinding and Funding Great Deals - J.

I'm really excited to get started on my road to financial freedom.  

I'd recommend the bigger pockets podcast or the 12 houses to freedom podcast for getting more information on whether you want to jump into real estate.