Hey, I don't know if this is an appropriate forum for my question, but I'll give it a go:

A couple years ago I bought into a timeshare. (Yes, now I know that that's a scary sentence, but I didn't know it at the time....

About 3 1/2 years ago my then gf, now my wife, and I purchased a real estate course for a total of about $22k. I went to the bootcamp class once, and maybe spoke to ten people after that. I put $1000 in an escrow acco...

Hey all Multifamily investors, I am relatively new to the multifamily space, and I have been doing research for several months now. I have a good foundation through books, YouTube, podcasts, BP, etc. The plan is to st...

Hey my name is Hector and I live a few hours away from the Seattle area and I was wondering if it would be possible to be financially free by 25 years of age!..... I was planning on becoming a Real Estate Agent in thi...

As the post states. I'm looking at ways to put my equity to work and invest in real estate. If you had the same equity, what would be your plan of action? Would a fix and flip be the best way to go or is it better to ...

I was inspired today about WHY I want financial freedom."Whatever causes us to be dependent on someone else for decisions or resources we could provide for ourselves weakens us spiritually and retards our growth towar...

Im 25 and my husband and I just graduated college and have full time jobs. I'm only 7 months into my job and really am realizing that it's not for me. Thankfully, I can listen to podcasts and music while I work... and...

I currently have some capital to my name and am trying to reallocate my funds to start a real estate portfolio.  I'm a one income household and am looking build a solid foundation for my family before I take on more r...

If you had a goal of becoming financially free in 3 years (making $50,000/year) and had $350,000 to invest, how would you spend this money and why?

I have two rental properties (SFH/Duplex) with a fairly hight debt to income ratio as result (~40%), but have a solid government job and plenty of investments in financial markets to be considered financially healthy....