Right now, we’ve got about $250K saved up between savings, inheritance, and a little bit of crypto luck (younger me actually pulled that one off somehow).Since I’m new to all this, I’m still figuring out the process but am eager to get started! 

I know it will be challenging to do all of this while a student, but I also believe that now is the best time to get started.I have about 10k saved up in cash, stocks, and crypto, and I also plan on getting a job serving or catering while I am at school.

Currently there’s nothing about cryptocurrency on the site."

The problem is why would I ever invest in Egypt when I can get higher returns in countries which much less risk (political, currency, legal, ...).

Carter exasperated the previous run up & Paul Voelker was incapable of understanding the effect of debating a fiat currency.

I wish I had 1) purchased more 2) taken a little less cash flow for better areas.I never invested in crypto, but after trump backed crypto it sure seemed like a near certainty that icrypto would go up in the near term.

I also didn’t have an AED, even though I was making decent money as a student.After those fails, I decided to put most of my cash into stocks, crypto, and ETFs.

Just like I'm highly unlikely to buy crypto, RE isn't a good choice for some people. 

If your goal is stability and testing the waters with lower risk, Spain may be better for a first project — especially a flip or value-add that doesn’t rely on refinancing.Given your strong income and capital position, you could even explore a dual-track approach: a pilot project in Spain to gain experience and minimize currency/mortgage risk, while planning a more aggressive BRRR-focused strategy in the UK once rates stabilize or you’ve established your investment framework.Would you like me to break down a side-by-side scenario analysis (Spain vs UK) using your €170k capital — for example, what type of property you could realistically acquire under each model, expected returns, and key risks?

Some heads get chopped, currency replaced, basically a big economic reset.The model shows that the US will collapse after 97 years - in this simple simulation.