The ultimate goal is unlike any other aspiring real estate investor, and that's to have financial freedom, be your own boss, and leave something of meaning to your family.

I've also owned a couple others that I sold last year to refine my holdings and my strategy.I'm finally to a place where I have a pretty solid income and can easily get a bank loan, and I have some experience and a more refined strategy under my belt as an investor.I began to look at this more as a business, and less as something I do on the side as I save money; my first thought was, "If I were an entrepreneur in any other capacity, I wouldn't limit myself to whatever money I had in the bank--I'd raise capital, whether private or from a bank, and build a business that way!"

Hey BP family.Long time lurker, first time poster. There are a ton of questions and topics I'd love to talk and ask for more advice on; But I want to keep this post shorter in relevance to my immediate needs. I just m...

I am an aspiring investor and working to obtain a GC license in Georgia. 

I am a young entrepreneur in the western Massachusetts, and northern Connecticut areas attempting to cultivate intergenerational wealth through the assistance of mentorships, relationships, and partnerships in the Real Estate investing world.My goal is to have garnered enough passive income to leave my career in nine years or less.

Multifamily Developers, Investors Reveal Favorite Southeast Markets - REBusinessOnline.comhttps://rebusinessonline.com/m...Greg CorbettMultifamily Apartment Real Estate Entrepreneur 

Hope everyone is having a fantastic start to their 2018, my name is Cory I am an aspiring REI looking to take that jump and get my first investment property.  

Hello all,I'm a software engineer in Los Angeles, and have been an aspiring investor for about 10 years, ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and the deal was sealed since I played Cashflow in 2007.

I do Door To Door Sales, and over my years doing that I’ve knocked on the doors of and met a handful of entrepreneurs telling me how lucrative REI can be (which is how I was actually introduced to BP.)I was introduced to BP and REI over a year ago, but recently I’ve decided to commit to a future in Real Estate.

Hello everyone,I recently started reading Rich Dad Poor Dad which seems to be a common theme among investors and entrepreneurs ...do BP members on here have other streams of income outside of REI?