@Theresa Harris yes yes I totally understand...i have gravitated to the BRRRR strategy as the vehicle of choice to wealth and financial freedom

I can't tell you how many novice investors I meet up with who pull up to my office in a new truck or a BMW and they hate their job, desperate for freedom, but they have to have that car either to "get to work" or because the guy across the street or the other contractor has a nice truck too.

It took a little convincing but my girlfriend came around and she agreed this would be a good move for us going forward.Creating this cash flow every month would really push us in the direction of attaining the goal of financial freedom. 

It took a little convincing but my girlfriend came around and she agreed this would be a good move for us going forward.Creating this cash flow every month would really push us in the direction of attaining the goal of financial freedom.

You don't need to start with a lot of money to obtain financial freedom but its not hard to get there if you take an educated approach.

And yes, while house hacking can be tough, my wife and I have sat down and both agreed that having roommates for 2 years is a worthy sacrifice to reach financial freedom for the rest of our lives.

My company is all for our employees creating financial freedom, your w2 is just a way to get you to that point.

I'm looking to invest for financial freedom in the long term.

This is freedom to me, so I don't see how I'm now owned by my property.  

If you enjoy the freedom of living on the road/vehicle would you be interested in working together?