We're still very much getting our feet wet, but we're trying to learn the local market. 

My easement hugs the edge of the front lots property line, but at one point it is a mere few feet from the edge of the house on the front lot. 

I always find that people are saying that newbies should get their feet wet doing wholesaling. 

It was tough living with our parents for 7 months and commuting 70 miles round trip to Chicago from the northern suburbs to look at properties but it was worth it!

We were walking over new flooring in a renovated kitchen when I felt several big holes under my feet.

Hi everyone - I have a property in Orange County where the current wooden fence needs to be replaced (approximately 150 linear feet and two gates).  

Dig in, get your feet wet, read books, listen to audible and start gathering information.

I was thinking maybe I could just try to break even or possible risk losing a little on my first property just to get my feet wet?

The only other you might try to to use door hangers and advertising to round up these possibilities.  

I am actually from there (Riverside/Avondale area) and starting out in sending some direct marketing there.Most of my real estate business has been in CO, OH, UT, and the south part of Florida, so this campaign will be me just getting my Jax investing feet wet.