After being laid off from my tech job 2 years ago, my outlook on my financial aspirations changed, and I started really thinking about how to get to financial freedom.

I really want to reach my financial freedom as soon as I canTHANKS!

If so, this can be much more passively than truly short-term VRs--more like traditional property management, whereby you would sacrifice some margin in exchange for some freedom. 

Remember the reason that we have the freedom to run our own businesses and freely discuss them on great forums like BP while you're having family Bar-B-Ques.

Apart from saving for the course, I have also begun reserving funds for my first investment property, with a long-term goal of achieving financial freedom through investing in small and large multifamily buildings.As a newbie in this field, I am keen to shadow anyone who is willing to mentor me and show me the ropes.

But if that means freedom sooner rather than later, count me in.With that said, I hear a lot of people saying diversify, diversify, diversify!

I have yet to meet anyone that regretted having the financial freedom to retire earlier, travel more, and stress about money less.

I think at least making enough to pay taxes and leave enough freedom for yourself is a good starting point.Hopefully that's some food for thought.

I'm currently analyzing a theory that can help many people achieve financial freedom, but I need your feedback to validate it.The idea is simple: purchase a property with a mortgage and put it on Airbnb as a short-term rental.

I am looking to surround my self with other like minded individuals that are passionate about real estate and who are looking to use real estate as there vehicle to financial freedom.