Giving up 40% to uncle Sam vs. continuing to invest tax-deferred does not sound like a wise financial move...

I think it certainly could be, but even at the age of 19 I am seeking out ways for potential financial freedom.

If any of you is willing to advice or suggest on ideas and thoughts of what would be a good route to financial freedom and becoming a successful real estate investor.   

I look forward to learning as much as I can from this site as I progress to my goal of financial freedom.I am an Accountant and I work in Government. 

You could always house hack to get your financial base off on the right foot.

Title co.s Rarely release an EM deposit to one party without the written consent of the other party OR a court order.

My name is Glenay Coleman, I live in Columbus, OH and I am building my business to be financially free!

You might consider things like absentee owners, seniors with long time ownership (20+ years) and homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores.I agree with that $2000 is a lot for an 11,000 name list.

@Robert Bates  Regarding business credit for funding future flips, I've always been required to provide a personal guarantee for the loans, which means a review of my personal credit and personal financials. 

My understanding is over 4 units is considered commercial, and there’s a lot more financial work that’s done with them.I had a 3-unit just done for $675, but it was done as residential... so I think that’s why.