The prices are low for European standards, but I am convinced that as long as I stay within the historical City Centres I should be able to make a good profit.Furthermore, I know the market relatively well (I have family there, been there a lot, read about it a lot to stay up to date) and know people who own rentals there for years and years. 

It better be a lot to tear the house down.

Definitely a lot to chew on.

This is my first property and still have a lot to learn but excited for the challenge and journey ahead.

Deciding if you want to get into multifamily, retail, storage, office, industrial, etc.There's a lot to it.

This is mostly because:(1) we already have a lot to build on - we want to take advantage of this + the Poconos is one of the best STR areas in the US.(2) we collectively have ~$70k in avail cash to use.(3) one of my brothers is getting his General Contractor’s license soon (though in FL)(4) we each have a full-time W2 job making around $100k+/yearCurious if anyone had any tips/advice on how to proceed and/or what to watch out for given the above.

There is a LOT to do and a lot of potential people to notify.

@Zachary FarrisA lot to unpack here, you should review this several ways:1.

There is a lot to buy, but the more you listen and ask questions,  the fewer times you will buy things you are not ready to use.Good Luck! 

Normally you have a lot more benefits with real estate, which comes with more work here and there, more control, more risk, physical tangibility, leverage, potential cash flow, etc.There is always a lot to consider when making your decisions, so learning from a lot of different resources as much beforehand is always a plus.