My end goal is to reach financial freedom through cash flow.

I'm a mid-career engineer with aspirations to retire early for greater time freedom with the family.Some BP highlights for me so far:I've waded through hours of Josh Dorkin-filled podcasts. 

I have a lot of time to listen, and enjoy learning about real estate and financial freedom!

My goal is achieve my financial freedom through real estate and when I relocate I plan to start investing.

You may have to file FOIA (freedom of information act) to get the list4) individual towns have  a service http://www.taxlookup.net/record.aspx?

In the very least they should have wills (and probably health care directives, HIPAA documents, powers of attorney, etc.).You can also create a trust that is a separate taxpaying entity such as a QPRT or gift trust. 

I live in Freedom and get together with other investors in different locations on a regular basis. 

Definitions of success may vary from person to person, but since we are on a real estate focused website, I want to focus the the definition of success to mean that your real estate has brought you either substantial wealth or monthly income or has enabled you to have much more freedom than you otherwise had. 

With each of these purchases, I will renovate them (BRRR Strategy) to increase their equity and then refinance them to both recoup my initial investment and also generate some extra cash to be used towards my next investment property.Time Frame: Year 1 (2018): Purchase 5 units (Generate $9,000 in NEW Passive Income A Year)Year 2 (2019): Purchase 10 units (Generate $18,000 in New Passive Income A Year)Year 3 (2020): Purchase 15 units (Generate $27,000 in New Passive Income A Year) FINANCIAL FREEDOM REACHED!

Real estate was the vehicle for financial freedom and I surpassed my investing goal and really had to sit down and think about when enough was enough.