@Kaitlyn AragonI'd start by setting aside time each day to analyze 5 deals in your chosen market.

The advice I've been given, and chosen to follow, is to utilize HELOCs for short-term investments, with a plan to pay them off in less than a year and to avoid holding them long-term.Do you know what the value of your recent rental property purchase is?  

Sellers who have been on the sidelines are expected to return. https://www.hondros.com/resources/blog/hot-ohio-real-estate-...https://www.houzeo.com/blog/ohio-real-estate-market/ "Ohio Lambo's to the moon" @Remington Lyman heheIs this a real estate forum or Crypto discord mate?

I think Peter Harris’ videos are great, but the people who get you to sign up are disgusting swindlers  Most of the high pressure tactics come from the influencers they find in basements shilling crypto and only fans. 

Built into the paperwork, signed at closing, reads the fine print as to whether the lender has chosen a 5-year balloon or a 5-year loan reset.If an investor chooses a balloon payment, this means that he or she will be getting a new loan at the end of the 5-year period.

This may be because the contractor was chosen incorrectly, but to say this is not a risk is naive. 

So, for exampe, if you're in the business of selling a product, be it houses, horses, or Halloween costumes, your chosen pro needs to where to stick your inventory, and how to track it.

Instead of focusing on what you want to learn, and hoping you will be a puzzle piece fit for learning that from someone else- chosen at random.

I have chosen my niche which will be students flats.At the time I am studying construction civil engineering and I want to buy my first house next year (3 years left of school) in the big well known city among tourists and students in one of the european country.

Absolutely make use of all the online tools available throughout the processEvaluate resumes and reviews/recommendations from trusted resouces, peers and past clients (like you would on LinkedIn for example)Narrow down your search to the top candidates and schedule in-person interviewsChoose your top 3-4 final candidates and check referencesThen ask at least three to provide bids for your scope of work requiredEvaluate the bids and pick your top candidate...then there is one crucial step left...Make sure to take an in person look at the physical finished work your final chosen contractor has done recently.Like almost everything else in real estate, choosing a great contractor requires time and effort.