I'm hoping that one day I can strategically make my cash flow in such a way that student loans and job security are no longer a source of stress. 

@Sherwin GonzalesNice story and strategic ways to make sure yourself able to be available and support your family with RE.

College also gave me solid background and confidence.That said, you have to be strategic about it.

Debt overall is bad (unless it's strategic) and I would try to avoid college debt at all costs.3.

They aren’t driving their contractor to McDonalds on a regular basis to learn about their life and strategize for where things are at on a daily basis and where they’re going.

I've been very blessed to grow from 0 to 13 properties (mostly all rehabbed) this past year and plan to continue to grow very quickly, but, I want to make sure I'm doing it strategically, and intelligently!

Well, they had strategically left pillars of dirt here and there, reinforced by the occasional brick, pier block or 2x4 to "support" the house.

I think David does a very good job of helping people think strategically.

If I understand you correctly, you are advising a sort of modified brrrr strategy - modified since these houses are owned already but strategically pulling out a conservative amount of debt.The houses are mostly C class but some border on B-.

I co-founded Catalyst Equity Partners with my partner Prashant Satoskar where we now invest and manage over $35M in assets in Texas (with goals to hit $50 million here soon), as well as my limited partnership interests in an additional $88M in assets.For my background, I have 10 years of experience working at PwC, a Big-4 Consulting Firm, where I led large teams in strategically advising large Fortune 500 companies on ways to improve operations, increase revenues and reduce costs.