Something to consider as you look for more ways to reach financial independence and time freedom. 

My first buy was 'Financial Freedom' by Michael Blank, which introduced me to the concept of multifamily real estate and raising funds.

But first, let me define financial freedom: it means that you are permanently off the daily worker treadmill.

I've known since about half-way through college that I wanted to use real estate to achieve financial freedom as soon as possible, however due to moving to the US as a teenager, I didn't necessarily understand how to approach financing my college education. 

They were cheap debt, but at the same point, not having debt gives your freedom.  

As we are deeply invested in this tremendous market of opportunity and our goal of financial freedom as early as possible I wanted to ask you talented, and experienced investors how to best look at this first property.I know there are plenty of strategies to choose from whether it be BRRRR, house-hacking while trailer living, etc. but the key "issue" (if you can even call it that haha!)

Most people, let alone real estate investing beginners, don’t have that kind of money lying around and can only get started on the financial freedom journey by getting a good chunk of these costs financed by a hard money lender (typically up to 85% or 90% for beginners).Faster portfolio growth: A key advantage of the BRRRR method is to use the smallest amount of capital to build a portfolio as fast as possible.

Sit your family down and explain what you are going to do and talk through the sacrifices each person will have to make as you attempt to build wealth and financial freedom.

I’m more than happy to pay 10% to have freedom, which is what this process is supposed to be about….not just financial freedom but freedom in a multitude of ways.

Owning and renting multiple properties and corporate freedom.