Windy and Gatoblanco (you Portuguese by any chance?); Chin up; like Cliff said, it is never to late to start. The first property you buy is always the hardest; but it does get easier; and much quicker too, with every successive IP buy thereafter. Use this 'saving' time not only to save, but to do your due diligence and suburb-specific data crunching.
That way, when your borrowing capacity gets to the level you need it to be at; you can strike more quickly and take action.
I believe the worst thing you can do in property investing is to remain idle. And by that I want to be clear: I dont mean 'Just go and buy everything you can, now!'.
I mean; remain active in your involvement and interest in property investing; stay active and 'lean forward' instead of leaning back and being idle.
Coming to places like SS helps; but also get proactive and start learning about markets you want to target. This will ensure you can strike more quickly, later on, when you need to. The great community on here can be a real life line! And trust me, I'm talking from experience
That way, when your borrowing capacity gets to the level you need it to be at; you can strike more quickly and take action.
I believe the worst thing you can do in property investing is to remain idle. And by that I want to be clear: I dont mean 'Just go and buy everything you can, now!'.
I mean; remain active in your involvement and interest in property investing; stay active and 'lean forward' instead of leaning back and being idle.
Coming to places like SS helps; but also get proactive and start learning about markets you want to target. This will ensure you can strike more quickly, later on, when you need to. The great community on here can be a real life line! And trust me, I'm talking from experience