Similarly to you, I'm looking for my investments to provide cash flow toward financial independence more than wealth generation.I hope all goes well for you and we'll all make progress toward our goals.

Question is whether you have enough equity to:(1) Wait and ride out the storm(2) Reposition the property to a its highest and best use (i.e. assisted living, independent living, student housing) 

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In terms of liability, what are everyone's thoughts on investing in a business versus investing personally? If there are any resources that speak more to this long-term, I'd like some insights! Trying to...

The reasons are the lack of predictive power, huge number of parameters in the models and impossibility of their validation.Standard statistical models.All standard statistical models and methods can be used in market research.

It’s a fairly new college town, and statistics say that a college doesn’t fully expand until after 20 years of being established. 

Thanks in advance to this awesome community who has put me on the path to financial independence.

For me I switch to equity pay down after I reach financial independence.

I am interested in real estate investing to become financially independent and change my family tree. 

If you aren’t wanting to go that route what we did is we started investing in simpler SFH (one story, <1500 sq ft, brick exterior, crawl space) because there isn’t as much to these properties and if there are issues they can be easily accessed under the crawlspace.For financial literacy I would highly recommend looking into some books pertaining to financial independence (I.e.

Right now we're still in the early stage of talking about what we want, independently, and trying to make sure we're both on the same page.