They are not slippery even when wet, they hold up to abuse, and they are easy to clean.

I am a 24 year old recent college grad, and I too am trying to determine the best way to get my feet wet in REI.

I am a local Realtor but I am getting my feet wet in the investing side.

I wanted to get my feet wet by starting with wholesaling.

We have black clay where I'm located and it contracts and expands quite a bit when its really dry and then gets wet.

Thx Karen and Jenn for your constructive feedback, I appreciate it.After more thought I am approaching this property with a buy as is strategy and the conversion on the exisitng Cafe into my own Laundrymat is not so much in the picture at this point.3 residentials mixed with 1 commercial unit I think is a good way to get my feet wet on the commercial side.thx again for all your feedback!

Are you getting wet or is it holding up?

As others have said, this really depends on the market you're in, and how discriminating the buyers for your properties will be.For the sake of simplicity, we generally use just one paint scheme on every home we do:Mushroom Bisque #UL140-10 on the wallsSemi-gloss in the wet areas, eggshell everywhere elseWe have that color matched with Speedwall paint.

Hello everyone my name is Kwan I live in New Orleans. I'm brand new to Real Estate Investing. I stumbled upon Bigger Pockets one day while cruising the web for credible advice for newbies! I've been listening to th...

I would love to get my feet wet with networking!