Long term I want to achieve financial freedom before I turn 30 (I'm 24 now).

The apartments I'm interested in are not assisted living, providing no healthcare, maybe some common areas for minimal entertainment or services, but a place for older people to have an apartment surrounded by people closer to their age.

For whatever it's worth, I'm currently in Socal and work in Healthcare as an independent contractor.

Not saying that paper trumps experience, but, like healthcare insurance, it's a tool that you now carry in your back pocket, just in case.It'll all work out!

Sooooooo, here is a great formula for you. 1031 exchange + emerging market + true Multifamily business model = Amazing Financial Freedom.  

Conservative location tend to be more landlord friendly.Not wanting to get into a political debate, I'll speculate that this is due to a difference in how the political parties view personal freedoms and property rights

As someone who wants a bit of financial freedom having cash today is more important than tomorrow.

I'm currently interested in wholesaling as I have a full time job and would like to achieve financial freedom.

A basement rental property is one of the best ways to cut down your mortgage payment and give you financial freedom and helps you get the experience of being a landlord-its house hacking without giving up too much of the luxury of owning your home....

It has given the freedom to make everyday a Saturday and spend time with my kids.