Learning as much as possible while saving as much as I can afford, any tips in the NY area?

If you can't afford the 20% maybe this property isn't for you.

Hard money loan rates can be high, but HELOCs are very affordable in my opinion, especially when you look at historical rates.

I know some of you all live on the edge with that but I am looking for affordable second home coverage that doesn’t exclude STR.

Terrible.Second, at the time I was refinancing my house, my car died completely so in order to afford the car I had to combine all of my credit card debt into a personal loan to raise my credit.Now, I have a Mortgage, Personal Loan, Car Loan, and Student Loans.

Terrible.Second, at the time I was refinancing my house, my car died completely so in order to afford the car I had to combine all of my credit card debt into a personal loan to raise my credit.Now, I have a Mortgage, Personal Loan, Car Loan, and Student Loans.

(potentially Orlando, Dallas, Seattle) where it is more affordable and makes the most sense for investing. 

Waianae however, an area most people use to avoid, is now growing with lots of new homes that are still affordable.

Is the foreclosed property large enough to contain it's own septic field and could it afford selling off a strip to accommodate the encroachment?

With the market this hot I can afford to wait for a better/bigger entry point but I also see the merit of starting my practical learning now.