FWIW, this is just general advice. Getting into Property is a big thing atm, based on 10 very good years of incredibly low interest rates and huge demand, it was almost impossible not to make money.
There are hundreds of so called experts willing to relieve you of your money, who will convey a handful of interesting things, but not teach you a lot of important things. Some ask over £1000 per day, and there seems plenty willing to pay.
Personally, I would recommend save your money, self teach yourself, take your time, read and watch as much as you can, join local groups, talk to real people, always aware the sharks are looking to prey on the newbies, as in most industries.
There are several ways to make money in property, you need to decide what version you prefer to follow, or maybe several of them. As with most things, the most important step is buying at the right price to begin with. Buy too high and you will always struggle to make good returns.
Finally, the next 7-10 year window, no one truly knows. Property could continue to rise in value in some areas, or crash since it is now at the limit of affordability for most. The world is changing faster than ever in the unusual circumstances of high inflation and high interest rates, with huge debt plaguing most Western countries.
My advice, take three to six months and learn what you can, and make a plan.
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