Hey @Laura Heald, I’ve got a buddy who actually built financial freedom doing co-living, but it only worked because he treated it like a real strategy, not some magic cash-flow hack.He’s got 7 places in Florida — all tweaked to fit 6–8 rooms — furnished everything, used PadSplit’s structure for rules/tenant issues, and had someone local handle the hands-on stuff.

Hey Cody, solid plan to financial freedom, my wife and I are on a very similar track. 

KW actually teaches all of that.If you’re investor-minded (BP crowd), that’s another advantage:I’m an active investor/agent, flip properties, and run a sales team—and KW gives me the freedom to operate.

The state's economy is diversified across technology, finance, healthcare, and education sectors, which has driven consistent population growth and job creation.

I’d just be giving up my freedom and a boatload of tax deductions. 

Quote from @Adam Humes: Goal:I’m working toward financial and time freedom for my family by diversifying into real estate.

Most from Hosts that want to rent and then STR one of the properties we manage or from someone who wants to use it as a halfway house for recovering addicts or for home healthcare use.So, if these opportunities existed in relative abundance - we'd probably know about it as they're smartest move would be to contact Property Management Companies for supply.Recommend you do a better job of managing your property, better screening and charging market rent, or hire a PMC to do so.

Seems everyone is all about freedom to set up an STR wherever, until it's next door.

We’ve got a growing healthcare sector, strong population and job growth, and still-affordable housing where you can find cash-flowing properties that meet the 1% rule.

But offers unbelievable freedom.