Middling cashflow and high equity isn't a great path to financial freedom, but balanced against wanting an area and property you're comfortable with it's worth a lot.

I recently quit my dead end job, I've been studying real estate for the last 6 months now I feel I need to take some actions. My first path way into real estate is whole selling deals I just need to know what should b...

I'm just so sick and tired of sitting in my home office every day, staring at my computer screen, sitting on Zoom calls, and so I've been listening to more and more BiggerPockets podcasts on REI and other inspirational videos on financial freedom.

Does an addition lead to freedom or an investment property? 

Good luck and congrats on starting your journey towards financial freedom!

They quickly push the idea of using a credit card for the funds which i think is a bit weird because Phil talks so much about how he got started with his mentor having no money and the coarse is called FREEDOM mentor but they are fine with recommending a charge of a couple thousand dollars to a credit card. 

But I attribute the fact that I don’t like being told what to do and questioning everything to finding the concept of financial freedom.

There will still be things to do there but you have freedom to move around as you want to. 

As for earning, I use chase freedom flex for rotating 5x categories, 3x dining, ink cash for 5x for office supplies and 5x for internet, cable and, cell phone.

I went to his page and saw a huge red flag for me; Financial Freedom Through turnkey real estate investingNot a big fan of the turkey investments.