You can get into flipping, BRRRR or buy and hold with other investors to get your feet wet until you can start househacking

Now, in order to close your transaction with the A to B you need wet funds of $150,000 (bank has agreed via your purchase contract to pay all clsoing costs).

If I was starting out and it was an option I would buy at least 1 turn key to get my feet wet and use to begin building my team with.

I recommend you start with a turnkey rental just to get your feet wet in the market and the team you work with. 

Hi all,I’m just getting my feet wet with Real Estate investing and currently taking online courses on the investment process, principles of calculating returns, performing market analysis, analyzing cash flows and the different types of investment opportunities.

It also cash flowed great.After getting my feet wet I was eager for more and searched and searched and……….searched.

That makes the steps look nice, but they do stand out as different.I prefer tile for bathrooms since they are more at risk of getting wet and having sitting water.

Another could be if you have a pinhole leak in the supply line...I'd be less inclined to assume supply just because it would probably be so wet that you'd have interior damage and a much higher water bill.

Market the unit as having a kitchen + wet bar (eg, selling the not-a-kitchen in the not-a-unit as a feature) and being some sort of "luxury penthouse apartment" or something.

Bonus: Find homes that can be easily divided into 2 units (e.g. main house upstairs with separate downstairs area including bedroom, bathoom, wet bar and separate entrance).