@Andrew Brazell definitely find an independent agent who can get you options.

Many don’t track this statistic.

I would like to start with house hacking my first property and BRRRR 1-2 properties/year until I reach financial independence from pure cashflow, maybe in 10 years.

I know have quotas for the number of agents (they can’t apparently have “thousand” agent to an office) allowed to an office.Maybe an independent brokerage wouldn’t mind as much.

Hi @Roee Agami, if you are working with an independent closing attorney you'll unfortunately be subject to whatever their personal business practices entail. 

., Allstate) or one of their agents, or go with an independent agent.

I am familiar with the idea of passive income when it comes to investing in stocks as well as financial independence and having a good credit score, but real estate is something I am not as familiar with but would love to jump in as I love the idea of being financially free when I am older.My goal in real estate is to learn as much as I can about how to rent out a property or even house hacking strategies that I can use in the next few years.

However, you also limit your upside potential because you aren’t able to “take advantage” of actually being a true independent contractor and getting the whole commission.Ps.

If you want to accelerate your journey to financial independence, though, it's a good strategy.But have you considered partnerships?

I work for an independent brokerage that specializes in these types of risks.