We had to climb a steep rock wall being wet and now tired.Moral of the story: KNOW HOW YOU ARE GETTING OUT BEFORE YOU JUMP IN!

Also, they are not real good in high traffic areas (entry way) or where they will get wet often (bath room)... again problems with sticking well.

Yet fear, laziness, and having $0 to invest, have prevented me from ever getting my feet wet.

hello all,i am a newbie investor that started this past summer - i am in the process of getting my feet wet and was referred to this site.

Well that sounds like a better way for me to get into RE investing to get my feet wet.

Alright guys, maybe I should get the ball rolling. I'm hoping you all could help me along the way!

So I was chatting with one of my friends last night and we talked about maybe going in on a deal together as an inves...

I am mainly interested in wholesaling and possibly bird dogging to get my feet wet.

At a local reia last week, I talked to a newbie investor... just getting his feet wet.

Well lets go backwards...You get the checkcheck is cut from title/escrowdeed has to record (depends on dry/wet closing - don't get hung up on this)deal has to fundyou open escrowEMD is put incontract must be signed by both partiesYou must have contact with a seller or seller rep.Now... what's the last part?

There is no better way to get your feel wet than to jump in.