It's was big milestone for me because it gave me the freedom to build my own real estate business.

If your goal is financial freedom you will need to own multiple properties so start buying as soon as you can. 

Price of freedom 

The problem is that I'm not sure where to start, and I need practical RE education.The idea of also wearing the entrepreneur's hat in the project is that it will give me more independence -Financial independence, general life independence (to depend more on myself and my abilities and less on clients) and creative freedom and control as an architect, to make more coherent projects - in terms of decisions, design and presentation.If someone here has an idea \ insights \ advices for how should I start my new way it would help a lot.thanks,Niv

I wanted to give guests the freedom to control the temperature, but if everywhere let it run like this, I'd have to raise my rates.I went ahead and put a lock on it.

Their rate is at the top end of what you typically see, but the freedom we have to continue to work full time bringing in new money to chase other investments with is well worth it.   

Hearing others talk about "Financial Freedom" intreagued me as I have always worked my butt of for everything I have.

I order the book financial freedom by Michael Blank and Best ever apartment syndication book by Joe Fairless.

I’m interested in real estate investing not because of the money but because of the freedom it provides. 

@Rhett KeltonThose are some really good picks from @Russell Brazil ...I agree with you that Episode 356 was a classic.The top 5 episodes that have stuck with me are:- Episode 356:  30+ Rentals (in a Pricy Market) Through BRRRR and Section 8 with Joe Asamoah- Episode 448:  The Lazy Person's Guide to Financial Freedom in Less than 10 Years with Dion McNeeley- Episode 399:  Solving the Investor/Contractor Relationship with Jeff Thorman of HomeRenovisionDIY- Episode 268:  Acquiring 20 Long-Distance Rental Homes (on a Military Salary!)