I see the finish line (financial freedom) and parts of the race track (steps to get there) , just having a difficult time putting the all of the pieces together.

I see the finish line (financial freedom) and parts of the race track (steps to get there) , just having a difficult time putting the all of the pieces together. 

Its rented out to people who have horses but nothing hardcore like cattle or row crops.

Its the slow and steady wins the race type of business. 

slow and steady wins the race with real estate I honestly thing with out a ton of money to put down cash flowing enough to stop working is gonna be tough to do in 2 or 3 years but in 10 to 15 you could be on retired on an island if you take the right steps today.  

With the results of the mayoral race (selecting the democratic candidate who will win the race) - I am curious to see what other people are thinking WITHOUT making this a full blown political post against a party but impacts that could occur.The winner was advocating for expanded rent controls / rent freezes, stricter tenant protections, and major changes to law enforcement—all of which have direct implications for asset management and long-term value preservation.This isn’t about politics.

They often overinflate what something is worth that makes it look like they are doing great but the moment you peel back the onion its ugly.We reviewed a 300 single family rental portfolio (this is for all those people who want to race to 100 doors).

All of that combined, and you will be off to the races in real estate. 

That will make it much easier to change horses mid-stream if the contractor doesn't work out. 2) Scope of Work: Make sure you get a very detailed Scope of Work that details everything that will be done including the exact work and finishes you can expect.

We got so comfy up on that high-horse that we just kicked back chillaxed as the world caught up and in many regards, passed us by.