I will need to dig a little bit deeper into which type of mortgage loan I could qualify for.

There are a few things to know and dive in before you get started.  

Paid off to dig deeper and not just sign .Couldn’t agree more!

Then I went a little deeper into value add multifamily.2019-I didn’t reinvent the wheel, just listened to the actions of the men and women that told their stories.I downloaded LoopNet, called 72 multifamily brokers I learned about them as people first then as professionals and then talked over their numbers on their offerings, let them know my criteria and who I am and my goals.

Once we get those lined up we’re gonna take a breathe and start diving into some commercial properties using the cash flow from those 12 units!

Hi BP forums, long term BP follower here and I'm finally diving into the market trying to get on base! 

It took me a few years after that to simply dive in and believe in my return numbers, forget property values for the most part, focus on the value play and cash on cash returns and stay conservative.The gist of this is don't believe all of the "experts", they always have much to say.

Congratulations on the investment properties you've already bought, looks to me that you're not afraid to dive in when the opportunity presents itself.I can't speak much to your situation but can point you a bit in the direction regarding these forums: You can add keyword alerts in your area where you'll be informed what's currently happening.

Thats why i am looking at Baltic countries, and according to my first research, financing should be available at 2 to 2.5% interest rates.I expect rental yields not so great (5 to 7%),  but I see prospects in sqm prices and I want to diversify my portfolio and always like apartments in attractive (capital) cities, especially in the old towns.I wanted to talk to people about their experiences before I get deeper into research for a particular place.

I suggest diving into a whole bunch of podcasts and books.