I've gotten really excited about REI after listening to so many success stories of regular people using flips and rental properties to work their way towards financial freedom.

I've gotten really excited about REI after listening to so many success stories of regular people using flips and rental properties to work their way towards financial freedom.

But the freedom to change asset class and location while keeping your profits tax deferred in the 1031 is incredibly valuable.So put on your "Great Carnac" and guess with the rest of us. 

It feels like I reached some kind of financial freedom even though I still need to work for now.Good luck and let me know if you have any questions.

I'm thinking of purchasing Sean Terry's Flip To Freedom program.

I am currently a sales manager at a company called Vivint , I do love my job but like everyone else I want to create passive income and financial freedom  .

I bought my own property which I am currently house hacking, but this is the year that I will really start to build my real estate portfolio and start the journey to financial freedom.

I used that to buy an investment proeperty/house-hack, but if I was in NYC, I might have instead used that first $20K as a buffer to live off of while pursuing another income opportunity that offered a real chance for scale, or I would have used it to move out of such an expensive place to an area where I had a greater likelihood of pursuing financial freedom.Financial freedom can be a herculean task, pursued from the eyes of someone living in NYC, but to me living in a less expensive city, financial freedom is just $3,000 to $5,000 per month in passive income, or 5-10 solid properties.

Your college time can be helpful if there are corses available on financial freedom.  

This investor has supplemental income from passive investments that can be larger than their full-time ordinary income (a.k.a. the much-sought-after-but-rarely-achieved “financial freedom”).