I dont need more units to support my lifestyle to but I do still enjoy the hunt.

I CAN pick any place but I enjoy my Marriott points and one week every other year vacation club.

I have 33 rentals producing enough cash flow to support me the rest of my life, but I enjoy my work and continue working.

Sell them, pay Uncle Sam and enjoy your much deserved retirement. 

Enjoy  being homeowner first and foremost. 

I really enjoyed the process and realized that I have a natural ability to connect with people over the phone and break through some of the usual resistance that comes with cold calling. 

At the start of your journey, it's often better to learn numerous, broad-ranging perspectives rather than one single person's approach (once you learn numerous perspectives/approaches, then you can better decide what specific approach to specialize in--and at that point, you might want to find a mentor that specializes in that area).There's a decent chance that in a year or two from now, you'll have a whole new perspective on REI than you do today, and a whole new gameplan based on what you learn...So, between studying up on REI, informal conversations with numerous investors, and college, by time you're in your early or mid-20s, you'll likely have a MUCH better sense of who you are, and what you're trying to accomplish than you do right now--and THAT'S when you'll be in a better spot to find a mentor who matches your unique traits.As you study up on REI and learn in college, keep in mind: you can learn a LOT through studying/books/school, but, at the end of the day, EXPERIENCE is what will actually show you what you're good at, and what you enjoy.

And likewise, it's always enjoyable meeting investors and PM's in the area.

Feel free to comment and post in the group as well.All the best and enjoy your weekend!

My goal is to reach financial freedom young so that I can enjoy this life to the fullest, and give my loved ones everything they have missed out on.