Then, I saw the cashflow potential and possibility for financial freedom, and it kicked off my interest in property investing.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

The go-to book that everyone knows is Craig Curelop's "The House Hacking Strategy: How to Use Your Home to Achieve Financial Freedom".Reality is you don't need to purchase a book to understand how to househack.

On the one hand, you have Clayton Morris, debonair, tailored, imperially slim, the good face, the good voice, proper media pedigree, presentable media wife, suavely selling the big-picture dream of hands-off, passive real estate investing for financial freedom to the masses.

Real estate investing can provide multiple different paths to financial freedom, but everyone’s definition of financial freedom is different.

My freedom is worth more than the six figures I earned.

@Shannon Ilas I began as an investor and became a Realtor when my investments brought me financial freedom and I left my last career because I was burned out.  

True freedom, leaving a specific legacy and beomg able to give to causes we care about was why. 

You want freedom, you may not know what that means to you.

You want the freedom to let someone else manage it and still make about cash flow)- Maintenance- 5% or rents (for simple repairs)- Vacancy loss for at least 1 month (but maybe 2 or 3 depending on the area)Your desired ROI is mainly based on your opinion of how much you are paying for the property, the area it's located in, and your initial investment.

But buying back my time and freedom from medicine someday...priceless!