Since you’re active- Doug Norseman has great financial and retirement info for you.

I'm a young guy (22) with hopes of working into my 30's to develop enough career capital and experience to start my own business and become financially independent...

Asking for bi weekly payments is a indication that she is approaching her financial breaking point.

Investing will bring me passive income in the short term and financial independence in the long term.

I'm a 34 year old financial analyst from a very large corporation so i'm incredibility comfortable with numbers, analysis, and 95% of general accounting (I still use a CPA for my own real estate properties, but that's mostly to have an expert who's up to date on all the laws go over my numbers).

I want to achieve financial freedom and I need to get to the next level somehow. 

I would put it on the tenant, mainly because for financial purposes they will have to take over those payments once the house is theirs anyways.That being said I know my HOA does not allow transfer of fees to a tenant so I have to pay myself every month.

My belief of financial freedom always centered on things like vacations, making my own schedule, and so on, but this helped me realize that the financial security for family is provided by wealth not the rich guy treadmill.

I purchased my 1st duplex almost 2 years ago and in that time I’ve had some financial issues that wiped most of my savings.

Having an analytical background and working in the financial industry is a good start