Very excited to be here and get on my way to financial freedom.

You should be able to find a hard money lender as long as you have strong financials.

Giving up 40% to uncle Sam vs. continuing to invest tax-deferred does not sound like a wise financial move...

I think it certainly could be, but even at the age of 19 I am seeking out ways for potential financial freedom.

If any of you is willing to advice or suggest on ideas and thoughts of what would be a good route to financial freedom and becoming a successful real estate investor.   

I look forward to learning as much as I can from this site as I progress to my goal of financial freedom.I am an Accountant and I work in Government. 

You could always house hack to get your financial base off on the right foot.

My name is Glenay Coleman, I live in Columbus, OH and I am building my business to be financially free!

You might consider things like absentee owners, seniors with long time ownership (20+ years) and homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores.I agree with that $2000 is a lot for an 11,000 name list.

@Robert Bates  Regarding business credit for funding future flips, I've always been required to provide a personal guarantee for the loans, which means a review of my personal credit and personal financials.