@Dru Kenny Vinney Chopra "Apartment Syndication Made Easy" Joe Fairless "The Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book" Dave Lindahl "Emerging Real Estate Markets & Multifamily Millions" Brian Murray "Crushing it in Apartments" Jake and Gino "Wheel Barrow Profits" Michael Blanks "Financial Freedom Real Estate Investing" Hopefully this helps.

@Jake Stuttgen W-2 income is decent but 60% of our income comes from per diems, as we are in travel healthcare.

I have always been one who will work as hard as I need in order to get where I want to be.I am hoping to gain some knowledge and insight into real estate investing so I can build a portfolio and gain financial freedom.

It would probably be smarter to either stay in your current job until you achieve financial freedom through real estate investing, or to delay your new real estate business until you land a stable new job.

First, it doesn’t take as much money as you think to achieve financial freedom but you have to stay focused on your goal.

Since you’ve got last month Rent as a requirement, something is wrong with your qualification.It’s much better to think how to improve your financial resume to get FHA or nice house to rent.BTW, Rent is more expensive to get into than mortgage because you’re paying for freedom to move if you don’t like neighbor, house or location.

.- BRRRR Your Way to Financial Freedom - David Greene- How to Maximize BRRRR Returns - Tarl Yarber- How to Acquire High-Yielding Properties Out-of-State - Benton Cotter & Alex OsenenkoAnd I'd be happy to meetup with you on Monday!

Financial freedom is tough with rental properties, it’s crawling to financial freedom.

In Financial freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank, he walks through this exercise specifically.

My end goal with RE is to replace my current income and allow more freedom for myself and my future family.