For example:  I want to develop a strong passive income stream to:  (this is a why) so that I can not rely on a 9-5 job and have the FREEDOM of TIME to: (TRAVEL, Spend more time with Family, concentrate on a hobby, volunteer with a NON-Profit, develop a business ect). 

I’m here to learn more on rental investment and how to achieve my financial freedom.

Your 'freedom number' is at or surpassing your salary.

Freedom Northwest Credit Union was willing to lend to me out of state.

I enjoy working with Freedom Northwest Credit Union, Cottonwood Credit union and a few other financial institutions depending on the project and / or purchase.

.- Remote Work Flexibility: The rise of remote work has granted millennials the freedom to choose their living spaces without being tethered to office locations, expanding their options to more affordable and spacious homes away from urban centers.- Prime Buying Age: With the oldest millennials now in their late 30s, the focus is on stability and investment in property, often driven by considerations for family space and long-term value.Converging Paths in the Housing MarketThe intersection of baby boomer wealth and millennial ambition creates a nuanced market dynamic.

With unsecured loans, investors have the freedom to invest in a wider range of properties, including those that may not qualify for traditional financing.Caveats to Consider:While the benefits are noteworthy, it's crucial to approach this method with caution.

Like Emily said, a number of shocking facts (or not so shocking to many landlords) have come out in the press recently on how few Americans can come up with a thousand or even four hundred dollar in an emergency....A FINRA study on The Financial Fragility of Renters was just one (with lots of stats).So no downpayment is a big one, as is credit score, and even with those who have resources, they  may want the flexibility to move or freedom from extra work or costs of maintaining and repairing the home.Even items like student loan debt or fear about the economy hold others back (still some out there who feel the sting of the housing bust).

If you just want secondary income, you won't need to buy as many as you would if you want complete financial freedom.

I'm eager to succeed in this as I want real estate to be my avenue to financial freedom!