I've been out for 5 or 6 years now, I've always had a bigger vision for financial freedom , just not quite sure how I would get there.

Money Mustache has great content on the more technical side of what it takes to achieve financial freedom, Mad Fientist has some great calculators to see when you can expect to become financially independent based on your expenses and investments, and lastly Go Curry Cracker is a great blog about location independent living from two early retirees.Being able to retire early is based on two things: your expenses and your savings rate (GREAT article btw).

My goal is to achieve financial freedom by age 35. 

My wife and I have been wanting to get into real estate for sometime, in order to reach our goal of financial freedom.

That's everyone's art and challenge.The market will always revert back to equilibrium given it's freedom. 

They were going to achieve financial freedom, they were going to get what the speaker had, the boat on the lake.

The goal is financial freedom as quickly as possible without having 50 doors to manage that only $50 a piece.

Are you looking for financial freedom, if so paying off the Primary residence could provide the feeling of no personal debt.

I completely understand the freedom being debt free provides, but typically for a real estate investor debt, particularly long term, low interest debt, is our friend.

Hello all,Funny story- on a chair lift skiing yesterday in this amazing state and met a guy who told me about bigger pockets and that it would change my life. How did the convo even get there? I mentioned I bought my ...