At first I worked as an independent contractor, until my boss heard I was having trouble getting a mortgage and was awesome enough to switch me to a salaried employee.

,You are an independent contractor once licensed.

But for a smart motivated bunch like yourselves I can help you find the things you need to know to come to your own conclusions.Focus areas: Multi-family, Student Housing, SFH BRRRR, passive incomeGoal: Financial independence.

An independent PM works too.

We only have one employee and one independent contractor that we pay on a regular basis, so we're looking for something inexpensive, but something we can grow with for at least 5-10 employees.

It is best to speak with an independent insurance agent, like myself, whose specialties include Flood Insurance. 

Here's to financial independence!!! 

Is there another job or career or hobby that might earn you less income, but you would enjoy a lot more and could bridge the gap to being fully financially independent?

My goal is to flip 1-3 houses next year, and be able to replace my 9-5 in two to three years, and become financially independent within 5 years, and then continue flipping for fun! 

However, other cities like Independence or Liberty have Sect 8 divisions that are great to work with.You need to find out where your local Sect 8 is located and go pay them a visit.