When I sign a new tenant I explain the M2M is to their benefit allowing them the freedom to leave if the relationship does not work out.

At this point in time I see myself managing a handful of properties as I continue to work full time (I have the freedom during the work day to take/make calls necessary and visit properties if needed) with the intention to make it a full time gig as soon as I feel stable doing so. 

chain house hacks and gradually improve your freedom and cash flow while continuing to shift from the profit to the comfort spectrum from one to the next. 

What’s the fastest way to get another house so I can get another tenant in there so I can get to financial freedom without using a private investor or hard money lender?

I am fairly new to the investing and financial freedom game.

Like you, I'm in the same boat - work 9-5, young kids, hungry for opportunities in RE, and looking to build financial freedom so I can escape the corporate world.

Hi BP family,Full disclosure:  I’m a single 40yr old dentist, have no home, and have $100k to my name (half in an IRA) and make $56,000/yr passively through long term disability income.I enjoyed the freedom of not having to work for a few years now, as I worked on reducing my back issues.  

I am looking for mentors to navigate this journey to achieve financial freedom. 

So reading these books won't make you an investor overnight, let's just state the obvious here.However, they will provide you with a solid foundation of what is possible so that you can begin to expand your mindset.Learning how to invest in real estate is like learning a new language, both can be challenging and require dedication and perseverance, but once you speak it, you broaden your horizons.As an added bonus, real estate can help you achieve financial freedom and escape the 9-5.So, here are the first three books you should read if you want to learn about real estate investing:"The Art of Wholesaling Properties" by Aram Shah and Alex Virelles is all about wholesaling real estate.

I am new to real estate investing and want to be on my path to financial freedom.