Meaning, you can try and learn for years, reading, watching videos, talking to people but once you put an offer in on a property and it gets accepted....you'll learn more in those next few months than all the years of research before that.

Now I am at the point where I feel ready to start, I feel like I read the same things over and over again and until I take that first step and commit into investing, I will continue reading the same things and watching the same videos and convince myself I haven't learned enough yet.

I have been watching a lot of videos regarding wholesaling in the USA but everytime I try and find some more info about it in Belgium I come up empty.Now my question is does anybody have experience wholesaling in Belgium or anywhere in the EU?

I think the things to watch for are if the home has good bones and if the previous owners took good care of the home.

Is there anything I need to know or anything I should watch out for?

Been watching it for months now, but if that falls through, I'm hoping maybe there will be a shift in the market so we can use our money wisely elsewhere and kickstart our REI biz. 

There are regs to watch for.Frankly I wouldn't buy there myself.

Have chat gpt refactor your listing description - use bullet points for most of the information as it’ll be easier to read.Priecelabs offers training videos, watch a bunch and dial in your pricing strategy.

I watched the showings and checked in with the agent frequently, they weren't getting serious interest in the first few days it was on the market.

@Dan WentworthYouTube Tim Bratz and just start watching podcasts he has done.