I might be having a little bit of the Cardone effect right now, but that seems like the move to real financial freedom.

Eventually, a good amount of these people are going to need supervision or daily home health care visits. 

I come from a family of Entrepreneurs, I learned early on that working for someone was not going to make my dreams of financial freedome come true.

I was inspired today about WHY I want financial freedom."

Under the freedom of information they have to disclose this information.

I want financial freedom and be able to have the time to do what I want in art, while still being able to support myself.

I work in healthcare in the "rustbelt" and I know from my coworkers that 1) they do no want to live in run down areas, especially since most healthcare professionals make a good amount of money. 2) They don't mind long commutes to get to work, housing, school districts and safety are key for these people above work commutes.Now, that doesn't meant there are no people that will rent your place, but maybe you need to lower your rent for now, and when the property continues to develop into a better place you can increase the rents.The key is to hold on to it if the area truly is going up in value then you will be rewarded, but for now you may have to settle for less.Hope this helps,Andrew

My solution was to join the military and get it all paid off immediately, but if you wanted to pursue repayment options, there are Indian Health Services Program, Federally Qualified Healthcare Center loan payback, and military loan repayment programs.

There seems to be some confusion as to whether healthcare is excluded from the QBI criteria....

I would like the freedom to be able to dedicate my time to the things I enjoy without sacrificing time with my family.