Can my spouse and I achieve our financial goals with some house hacking?

Tell me a little bit about what your goals are.

I've been snooping around this website for around 1 and a half years and feel its time to start asking some questions that pertain to the goals I desire to shape towards being successful in Real Estate Investing.One of these goals is to successfully wholesale a property to an investor.

I've been snooping around this website for around 1 and a half years and feel its time to start asking some questions that pertain to the goals I desire to shape towards being successful in Real Estate Investing.One of my goals is to earn my Real Estate License this year and to under go training through Keller Williams.

I have purchased, rehabbed and sold over 30 properties and have 7 buy and hold rentals right now.My goal is to purchase my first commercial real estate apartment building of 5-20 units .

I am deciding whether to focus on commercial real estate or residential real estate.If the goal was to earn $$ as fast as I can, Which one of the two should I choose and why?

After hours of talking and thinking through our goals and how we want to live our lives.

Ultimately I think it depends on what your goals are for real estate. 

I work part-time for a real estate company (Nomadic Real Estate) as a leasing agent and I just passed my VA salesperson exam so I hope to sell real estate in Virginia within the next couple of weeks.Within the next 4 years, I would like to generate enough passive income so that I can save for my future family.The ultimate goal is to generate enough money to be able to start and sustain a social entrepreneurship business to help schools in West Africa.On Bigger Pockets, it would be great if I could network with like-minded individuals.Francis

I don't think it was noted anywhere.Depending on the type, size, and your investment objectives, you could probably eliminate a lot of markets without doing much work.This is his goal,  "I'm not planning on using it to select a market in particular, but to value properties and see if potential properties are over or accurately valued in their asking price."