Long term goals would be, if I end up liking real estate investing,  to have enough passive income from properties to be able to achieve financial independence by time I'm 35 (I'll be 26 when I graduate).I look forward to meeting and discussing other members on here!

You’ll need lots of money to achieve this goal.

I grew up during the Northridge quake and saw first-hand how some properties were total losses, while others were left completely unscathed.

Feel free to DM me :) Also, i recommend Meet up's and joining Facebook real estate groups, and meeting many people in the industry to learn first hand from people actually investing! 

One day SFR seems like the way to go, then I see multi family as an easier way to achieve more doors in a shorter span, then I see short term rentals as a way to have higher cash flow each month.

My first big question is which option do you see helping me achieve financial independence quicker? 

Set your goals Write them down on paper Review the goal daily Take actionable steps to achieve the goal

Overcoming adversity is a common thread in high achievers, I’ve noticed.

Hey guys and gals,I recently read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, and it really inspired me to start building up my assets and work towards achieving financial freedom. 

I have done a few BRRRR and have yet to achieve the textbook BRRRR.