I am eager to get my feet wet in the real estate world, just not exactly sure where to start.

I went back to wet signatures and here is why: people sign leases without reading them.

Not a bad idea, if you’re tired of only doing outbound and want to get your feet wet with leads that come to you.

Starting slow is a smart approach, and you can consider house hacking or investing in REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) to get your feet wet with less capital upfront.

Once you identify potential properties, run the numbers to ensure they’ll cash flow, and don’t be afraid to start small to get your feet wet.

This can help establish your presence as a thought leader while you’re getting your feet wet in the industry.Step 5: Don’t Rush Into DealsIt’s tempting to jump in and snag your first property, but take the time to do your due diligence and market research.

That’s how I started, and it’s a great way to get your feet wet in the industry without overextending yourself financially.

If you can start with a 2-4 unit house hack and add cosmetic rehab that’s your best bet to get your feet wet.

With 50K you can start with 1/2 properties to get your feet wet.

I have been studying for my real estate degree for the past 3 years and would love to get my feet wet.