I sold the flat 2 years ago and have had 100K+ euros in my savings account since then.I have investments in the stock market and in crypto currencies but looking to make at least one investment in a buy/hold rental property.A friend house-flipper recommended BP so now I'm here.I'm looking to buy in or near Ghent in Belgium.

Say I have securities such as stocks or crypto currencies.

Not many people will want all that currency and geopolitical risk in their portfolio.  

If not, what about the currency exposure? 

If it was something “explainable” (for ex.

Compare that to when Wall Street collapsed or currencies that aren’t backed by anything tangible"https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/01/real-estate-is-still-the-best-investment-you-can-make-today-millionaires-say.html?

For Ex: In michigan where i live, most trades require a license.

I like that the American Dollar is so strong against foreign currencies.

@Kelley PrymychYea I have, would definelty recommend them, every coach does what they teach, no gurus by any means and they also warranty their program, still to their commitment and follow through until you get the amount of deals that each level estimates to help you with.Sometimes you have to pay for education to learn faster and skip steps and avoid mistakes that can set you back years.In life the only valuable currency is time, and if your worried about sacrificing a down payment that’s small thinking because youll build a portfolio slower using your own money when there’s billions out there around all of us.

What kind of insurance do you all feel is an absolute must and what additional coverage is worth paying for (ex. loss of rent, vandalism, etc.).