Couple more tips:1.

This was fine when my housing allowance was $4,000 a month, but now that the allowance is $1,700 a month, I am eating that cost every month.

Thanks for the tips!

This doesn't mean you can't continue negotiations and make a new offer but it tells the seller you will not accept his or her games. 2) If the price is so good that the deal has great reward for the potential risk, move forward.

I'm 24 years old since I was 16 I've always wanted to become a real estate investor but I have not yet started due to I just don't know where and how to start not just that I feel like I lack some knowledge            My 'Why':After years of working in the restaurant industry I realized that I need a path where the room of growth is limitlessso I started googling & watching videos about investing   I got inspired and became obsessed with the idea of building massive growth through real estate investing                  But I have been feeling stuck due to I don't know how should I go by when it comes to take my first baby step  I strongly believe that I need guidance in this path   So looking for a mentor to guide me through this journey that I've always wanted to get into  I have not succeeded to find one or at least that's what I think    I'm open for constructive criticism.  

Just read “30-Day Stay”, excellent book.  

Fix and Flip Investment Property within 6 months while continuing to work as an Agent7.

I’m not sure it’s the best move for a first-timer.STR Arbitrage (Short-Term Rental): This feels like a lower-risk entry point.

At 20, you’ve got time on your side, and the fact that you’re already thinking about the European market sets you apart.I’ve been in real estate for years and here’s what I’d recommend to build a solid foundation Books to Start With (good no matter the market):* *Rich Dad Poor Dad* by Robert Kiyosaki – mindset & financial literacy* *The Millionaire Real Estate Investor* by Gary Keller – fundamentals* *Long-Distance Real Estate Investing* by David Greene – useful for investing abroad or remotely* *Investing in International Real Estate for Dummies* – very practical for your goalKey Tips:1.

The more I’ve been reading, listening, and networking, the more I’ve opened my eyes to what it actually means to be an investor with a long-term mindset.Right now, I’m doing a full reset.