It has been one of the better decisions we have made financially.

I am defiantly trying to sock in as much information as possible and learn as much as I can both from the content on the website and most from people that achieved their financial goal.

If you are planning on making a living or becoming financially independent, it will come much faster owning the homes.

I currently own one unit in Florida and used to be a mortgage broker before I moved to California to work in the entertainment business..For the last decade I've given myself various financial "challenges" to help keep me focused.

All the financial doc's were provided and the numbers simply did not work..

This post is kind of an introduction and a search for advice.I have recently discovered real estate on my search for financial literacy.

If you are officially in divorce, that will be resolved ("That" being the wife doesn't want to sell to you) shortly as the courts will determine who gets the house (And the liability associated with it).

I plan on doing this with my long term friends they are all financially stable and have jobs and the income to support the move.

@Brandon Sturgill  and if it goes to foreclosure sale it takes time to get your deed.I just closed one today ( got paid off) on one I bought in Ohio at court house and it took 2 months just to get the deed and most are not TRUE cash buyers like us.. so folks like that don't need you in the middle of it they will just go to the sale and bid.. ??

Goal is to create enough income for financial freedom.