Earning an income that supports my lifestyle while doing what I love, funding future projects that I'll probably never get to see, being able to spend as much time as I want with the most important people in my life.

I've seen your questions and always happy to help @Barbara Johannsen, Moving from landlord to lender changes everything from liability to lifestyle.

But about three years ago, after getting tenant calls on Christmas Day and again the day after, I did a lifestyle check.

You’re thinking about this the right way.. starting smart and aligning your strategy with your lifestyle will take you much further in the long run. 

In 10–15 years, I’d love for real estate to fund my lifestyle. 

Are you chasing freedom, legacy, or lifestyle?

Just hoping someone could give me some advice. Since I started learning more about real-estate investing for financial freedom, I have tried not to talk about it with my very close friends and family that don't want t...

I didn't get the impression it was a mega hub of corporate lifestyle.

More zeros.And if you’re not careful, you end up building a business that looks nothing like the lifestyle you started investing for.That’s where Return on Intention (ROI) comes in.It’s not a metric you’ll see on a spreadsheet, but it’s the one that determines whether your wealth is actually working for you.Here’s what intentional scaling looks like:1.

Instead of “trading up” our lifestyle every time income increased, we saved up and bought more rentals.