Real Estate offers a lot of freedom that you just can't have as an engineer and is a great vehicle to early retirement.

It’s nice to be surrounded by people who also dream of financial freedom even if only virtually.

House Hacking is an amazing way to reach financial freedom. 

If you go with a smaller, more independently owned one you will probably have less structure and more freedom.

Only they have the power to take back their freedoms before it gets completely out of control.

I was happy with all the work and with this property I let my team have more freedom when doing the work and I was less involved.

It has help my wife and I achieve financial freedom.

I assumed you properly already "Googled" your way through and through...But remember its public information, so if you ever run into a wall make a Freedom Of Information Request:http://www.knoxcounty.org/recordsmgmt/aboutpublicrecords.phphttp://www.comptroller.tn.gov/openrecords/index.aspAnd as far as I know it would be a traditional buy, you basically would buy at their agreed upon price and obviously pay the outstanding taxes on the property.

The program is called Freedom Mentor and the main coach is Phil Pustejovsky.

Since I started getting into self help and financial freedom books and podcast I’ve been saving money in a savings account for a year now so I have a decent saved up I’m just not really sure what I should do with it I’m stuck between investing in  low-cost index funds / Roth IRA / rental property’s I know investing in all would be great I’m just not really sure on the process