We forfeit our freedom our lives so YOU can have one and we get treated like **** for it.

I am aiming for cash flow and appreciation both , i am clear with investment objective i.e. financial freedom, in terms of timeline - i have just started scratching the surface of real estate investing i want to learn as quickly i can and gain information in order to get started for searching deals, budget and risk tolerance would like to put a number when some progress i have made personally in understanding of whole process, my diligence and external factor dependency, that's why looking for some basics to understand and path going forward 

No stress and freedom = A good lifeHope y'all enjoy your life! 

If your goal is financial freedom, then there are stringent requirements for where you invest.

Now, i am motivated to take the next step of learning on ideally "single family rental home investments" with a long-term rental view to help me with financial freedom , still have the fear of "what-if i am unable to rent the property i buy" and hence looking for more guidance around "how to invest in rental properties mainly single family homes " in general :) .

My short terms goals are:1) Learn everything I can about real estate investments2)  Purchase my first rental property this yearMy long term goal is to reach financial freedom within 10 years.I generally try to be financially savvy so naturally I learned that real estate is just about the best investment opportunity out there.Feel free to hit me up if anyone wants to chat.

Let that real estate create some freedom for her! 

Gurus that tout renting vs buying like Remit, Cardone etc never seem to contemplate this hybrid.If we are in a place to settle down, owning a plex or 'luxury' househack can be the foundation to long-term freedom.  

His passion for helping others achieve financial freedom through real estate is truly inspiring.

Like some Guru's say you dont need hundreds of units in some expensive markets like ours in the PNW you only need a few free and clear SFR's (build multiple ADU's) or MFR's (or low leverage/free clear close to) in order to reach your financial freedom metrics.There are local lenders who can give you options even past 10+ fannie/freddie products not just relying on private capital from DSCR or non QM products (these are an option too) however there are pros and cons.Id say the benefits of the DSCR product line is that some of them can go up to 25+ financed properties while some DSCR lenders can only go 4-10 or 15 tops.