House hacking is one of the fastest ways to achieve financial freedom.

In my experience asset managers ( especially for big banks ) are hard to get in touch with.

If you're not yet aware of this niche strategy whereby you can leverage your real estate assets (single family, multifamily, hotels, etc.) to generate significant long term cashflow, this is the podcast to watch. 

Is Associates Financial  a previous owner of your mortgage? 

I’ve been tracking multifamily assets that show signs of trading before they hit the market—looking for distress, softening rents, or ownership fatigue.Pulled some numbers from our June run:16,892 properties flagged as likely to sell6,529 had declining rents over the last 6 months5,940 saw year-over-year occupancy drop2,447 had both rent and occupancy falling—usually a sign of real stress or upcoming movementTop cities with high signal volume:Houston (669)Dallas (418)Austin (317)San Antonio (297)DC (246)Some are long holds, but a surprising number are recent acquisitions under pressure—bridge maturity, tax flags, or just operators giving up on capex.Not here to promote anything—just genuinely curious:What early indicators are you using to spot deals before they’re listed?

I'm curious what people consider financial freedom through real estate.

At the close of the year I should be a $2M in assets with the new building. 18 more to go haha!

Quote from @Debbie Nunez: Hi everyone,I’m currently experiencing some significant life changes that are impacting my financial goals.

My attorney advised me and my spouse to setup separate revocable trusts for asset protection but I'm finding that some financial institutions do not allow accounts to be held in title under more than one trust.

Banks says in Mary Poppins, there is money to be made, "Think of all the of the foreclosures" *********************As he had hinted on several previous occasions, FHFA Chair Bill Pulte said he had ordered Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to prepare a proposal to include cryptocurrencies as assets in the risk assessment of single-family mortgage loans.The order directs Fannie and Freddie to "only consider cryptocurrency assets that can be evidenced and stored on a US-regulated centralized exchange."