They seem like a ticket to freedom cause I'm just starting out.

While I love the industry I work in, my current job is horrible and I'm ready to start the journey towards financial freedom.

I'm looking to move forward with pursuing my goal of financial freedom through real estate investing.

I'm attaching equity to a house that isn't even mine.I think that buying the house with an FHA loan is also an option that would allow me more freedom to make decisions.

And once the cost of new constructions goes down because the robots don't need no stinking paid time off or health care benefits, we're going to see massive leveling of obsolete housing in many urban centers and new apartment building going up.

If you buy a duplex or a house hack, you could jumpstart financial freedom by not only living for free but by actually profiting off your primary residence until you have exhausted the benefit.

I don’t nickel and dime tenants because I don’t need to.My goal is to buy for cashflow and slowly back down my work hours.Education accelerated my ability to achieve financial freedom.

Regarding ability to weather recessions, what I like seeing in Montgomery is the two largest employment industries are the government and healthcare, both of which are steady no matter the economic environment.

If you know what you are doing and understand the risks, rental property investing can create long term wealth and financial freedom.

I feel I am now more comfortable to take the leap to propel forward with great velocity.My why revolves around creating enough passive income (~$15k/mo) to support my parents who are growing older because I would not be in this position if it weren’t for them, watch my future family (I plan to have in the next year or two) not only grow up before my eyes, but be there for them as an active, loving father, and help those closest to me understand that financial freedom through real estate is achievable.