(massive editing:  you did say they look a the entire amount available-ok) If that's the case how is HELOC beneficial?

I know overseas the government helps a lot and you don't need to have a massive amount down.My plan is to buy relatively cheap for my first time ($55k equivalent) with a 10% down.Everyday I try to browse online listings to start getting an idea as to how much apartments are costing, and to get better ideas as to what units cost in the different areas.All the best man, you are already better off than most people your age!

The properties that sell in that area are going to people who basically overspend massively relative to the market (I know first hand of a couple of properties that have had 5M put into them but will never sell for more than half of that right now), particularly if they are looking at a property like this one which would require a great deal of money to restore to it's historical grandeur (what people are doing there).

They start down one path, and then all of sudden something changes and now they can do multiple paths, they get their brokers licenses, and put teams together who are wholesaling, a rehab team, and they continue to buy their massive apartment complexes.

You’ll learn from Sean Terry, his team and some amazing guest speakers on how to start, scale and build a massive wholesaling business.

Someone that has a single family dwelling doesn't need to carry as much as someone with a 200 unit apartment complex (ie. a massive fire in that complex could result in many injuries or deaths where in a dwelling your exposure (# of people exposed) is limited).

We all miss huge key points to a house from time to time and this one is just massive.  

Bringing something to the table will massively improve your chances at the eventual mentor relationship you seek.

My goal is massive passive income NOT through real estate (well... some through real estate).  

As I move into my second and third house, the SOW by itself will save massive amounts of time.