Hey BP, I've posted on here before a bit about my journey. So far we have 4 properties in a market a couple of hours away and to scale, we need to pivot from regular buy and hold (20% down payment, not a ton of value ...

I personally would be ok living in a shack and having some more financial freedom than throwing every penny I make to rent payment.

With the valuable skills and work ethic I've found in the beer industry, I'm confident that I have the foundational tools to manage myself and my time to find financial freedom in the future. 

There are no tax implications and this is what is so powerful about house hacking! 

This is where the power of leverage comes in.

It's theft of purchasing power.  

If you're ever calculated the power of the penny over a 30 day period of compounding you'll see why.

Barclay US has cards for lower tier credit people to build their score, just make sure to not abuse your purchasing power since they often give out high credit lines in the beginning. 

Also even though he had be last seen only a day or two ago the smell was pretty over-powering.

There are so many different opportunities and sectors to invest in RE so I’m definitely still figuring it out but for now wholesale feels like a great way to start learning the industry while building a savings. your statement is verbatim pretty much everyone who thinks starting as a wholesaler is the way to become a long term landlord and then everyone who thinks being a long term landlord is financial freedom...