What I would do, and you should do, may not be the same thing...and they probably aren't.1 - you need to establish what you financial goals are, as they pertain to your monthly payments and your total personal debt.2 -  you need to lay out a series of Milestones, with the order and groupings based on your ability to go from one set (Milestone) to the next.3 - you need to establish a property profile for flipping/holding that is based on numbers 1 and 24 - Then, you need to find the right Micro-Markets that are filled with properties from #35 - Camp out there, and work your way through the Milestones until you've executed each one.It's likely that each Milestone will demand a different Property Profile since you will be working with a different set of goals, and a different set of financial capabilities. 

Here in my town there are alot of abandoned properties for cheap so i plan to buy them and open up houses for these individuals who are excited to hit a milestone of a year or more and graduate there treatment programs but they have no where to rent so, im applying for grants an learning about what i need to do to purchase these properties and to fix them up. so essentially i would say that the big goals would be to be the cash buyer but also give back as wellI love this!

We could use more of this teaching in our schools and households.Below is a good podcast on the milestones of financial independence. 

I think aiming for this is a good milestone if you plan to fully retire.

My first few connections in REI came from your meetup and I can't quantity how much they have helped me launch my investing journey.I'm excited to see what crazy milestones you'll reach this year.

I have done some conservative calculations based on my current cashflow and I can be confident that I will have at least $46,000 by that September 2025 milestone.

I started this year with a straightforward goal to acquire my third investment property and broke up my yearly goal into quarters as a milestone to keep myself accountable and focused.

Looking forward to the next milestone for you.

Tying this increase to a general milestone makes it seem more common (e.g.

I'm 45 and married to a great 4th-grade teacher in Gila Bend, Arizona.I'm not afraid of recreating my future and I have my goals and milestones in place.