I'm learning and preparing myself to become to start investing on realestate to become financially independant in next 6 to 10 years.

I don't just have the vague idea of financial independence off in the distance.

Our main goal is to become financially independent as soon as possible and use this opportunity to kickstart that journey.

You want an accountant who can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the consequences of the financial decisions you are making throughout the year.Happy to answer any questions.

People whose marriages didn't survive the financial fallout.

A lot of my motivation for getting into real estate comes down to building independence and long-term security for my family.

I work full time and view this primarily as a long-term wealth and financial-independence strategy rather than a quick cash-flow play.

A personal reason behind this goal is wanting the option to be a stay-at-home mom while maintaining financial independence and assets of my own.This year, I’m taking advantage of my time off to travel and personally oversee renovations on my first property, so I can learn hands-on and build a repeatable system.My 5-year vision:Year 1: Learn BRRR, build relationships, execute first deal, oversee renovation, stabilize with tenant, and positive cash flowYear 2: Refinance first property, recover some capital, execute deal #2Years 3–5: Scale into duplexes or small multifamily, grow passive income to ~$5K–$10K/month while building equityI’m currently exploring out-of-state markets like Indiana (my sister lives in Chicago), Ohio, Georgia, and Texas, to find a place where I can start building a repeatable system.A few questions for experienced investors:-For a first-time BRRR investor, is it smarter to start with less cash in with a single-family home or a small multi-family, assuming I’ll personally oversee the renovation?

Looking for some feedback if anyone has used Launch Financial Group for their DSCR loan on STR.

So far these 2020 and 2021 investments are turning out to be emotionally and financially challenging for me.