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N/A N/A Newby to this site
13 December 2005 | 2 replies
I am glad to be on board,it looks like the place to be.Now living in cold wet Dekalb,IL-Go Huskies
N/A N/A Property Manager
24 November 2011 | 3 replies
The had wet towels covering the bathroom floors * Mold in the bathroom because of the leak * Sewage water that came up into the house and left behind wet carpet * Many things that were supposively done where not done right.
N/A N/A newb with 15k
13 August 2006 | 15 replies
Bird dogging is a good way to get your feet wet (if you have a mentor).
N/A N/A 1st time buyer: Owner Occupant or Rent
26 July 2006 | 16 replies
Just because I'm originally from NYC, and I could have worked there, but I felt like I would have better opportunities to get my feet wet in real estate in Chicago since NYC prices are ridiculous.And would anybody have any suggestions as to what would be the best unit to start out with?
Joshua Dorkin New Member Welcome Wagon
12 April 2008 | 78 replies
Im not sure weather i want to do be a land lord yet, or just get my feet wet with rehabs, and flips, any suggestions?
N/A N/A Just starting out in the Real Estate world........
11 July 2006 | 2 replies
I am just studing right now, but I want to get my feet wet.
N/A N/A TENANT BLUES
13 September 2007 | 11 replies
It's really disturbing how there are people like that; makes me not want to get my feet wet in the property rental.
Jayson Terpenning Rental Properties... Need advice
17 August 2006 | 11 replies
For example, i have looked at town homes, 4plexs, single family homes, Modular homes, etc. when i look at each one of these, they all have there different qualities. but New Modular homes seem to feel like they might be an easier investment to get started with to get my feet wet. they are cheaper, and they look like they would make a higher profit in renting them out.I hope my question is clear, and thanks for your help
N/A N/A Spanking new Investor out of DC. Where do I to start!
12 September 2006 | 11 replies
I always recommend starting out on easy stress free transactions to get your feet wet.
Tre Mcfadden Newbie on deck
23 August 2006 | 6 replies
Hello all newbie here from Houston, TX trying to get my feet wet in the real estate world, i've been lurking for about a week and love this forum.