If you listen to the podcasts, or even look up other peoples Financial Independence stories, House Hacking comes up a-lot.

I understand people have different goals, but in this scenario let's pretend you've already reached financial freedom at 10k cash flow but you want to continuously grow your business and make as much cash flow as you can. 

If HUD finds reasonable cause to believe that discrimination occurred you will be brought into an administrative hearing where HUD attorneys will litigate the case against you, or the Attorney General will file a suit and litigate it against you in Federal Court.

My goal with rentals long term is to build enough of a portfolio up to be able to replace my income from my job and just have the financial freedom to be able to travel/be worry free.

She says she will take us to court to get all her deposit but that really doesn't worry me.Any suggestions or similar experiences?

To be safe, and stay out of court, learn your own state codes.  

I would like to do this until I have financial freedom and a few thousand dollars a month in net profit from the rentals.

He is generating $150 extra after mortgage, bills, and saved costs for repairs.As we move into the direction of life and family future, we are looking at ways to create more financial freedom.

I have recently moved to the greater Sacramento area (Roseville) with my family and we are looking to start a path to financial freedom.

I am wondering how to go about the period of time from the renovation period to having the units rented from a financial standpoint.Thanks!