So Medellin is showing good returns as in total property return from rent and capital growth but yields are very low BUT I would say that outside Medellin and a few other hot spots I do not see Colombia as being that exciting a place to invest compared to  Europe because we have such strict green belt and planning laws there has much better long tern growth prospects .... although Brexit in London has been really bad.The other two things to watch out for is that the apartment luxury end is dangerous if your block moves out of the top end just because its getting a  bit older or is no longer in the latest hot area. 

My goal is to complete my first fix and flip by the end of 2024 and continue to get more projects under my belt from there. 

I suggest looking hard at the MLS to get some deals under your belt.

Im also looking to purchase before officially moving to Virginia, so im looking for an agent that can be my eyes and has many creative tools in thier tool belt.

I have been investing for years now and I recently started a course to get my license, I wish I did it sooner.In regards to being a realtor or investor, I say be an investor with a license for a good 1-2 punch so you can approach sellers with all options under your belt!

A rental property is no different than any product on the market, a rental property is the same as a pair of shoes, a car or a snow blower, it's a product.You have to either raise the current perceived value of the property to your asking price or you have to lower your asking price to the current perceived value of the property.

How's land flipping going for you now that you have 3 years under your belt?

Before you know it, you'll have a deal under your belt and be well on your way towards your goal of financial independence.See you around the site.

Hello, trying to get my first deal under my belt. been stuck in analysis paralysis for a while.

@Mark Ferguson   I personally do not consider CO mid west and the correlation between mid west rust belt rentals is not there..