Hypothetical situation:If someone had a property worth $100k, and owed $50k on it but fell into hardship and missed payments where had could go into foreclosure and had payments in arrears but got back on there feet.

Short term, I am looking to get my feet wet, I want to learn as much as I can about rental properties, flipping, and buy and hold to gain enough information to be comfortable with my first deal.Long term, I hope to acquire enough rental property to produce enough passive income that would allow me to spend more time with my wife and newborn baby girl.I would like to thank everyone in advance for your knowledge and time in working with me.

Trying looking for a duplex, triplex or 4-plex and get your feet wet.  

But for comps, you're just looking for a few similar (square feet and beds/baths) places within a few miles in the last 6-12 months.

Well come to find out we need to cut back the concrete 3 feet from our property line to be up to code.

I have been studying rehabbing for a couple of months but not warmed my cold feet enough to do my first deal  I also need some hard money to bring my dream to realityI am looking at properties in St.

Start off nice and easy, and get your feet wet before swinging for the fences.

I am continuing my rental portfolio in Skagit and am scared to get my feet wet in a residential flip, though I've done plenty of commercial TIs in the past.

I'm young and motivated to get my feet in the wet in the real estate investing field.

If I can do more once I get my feet wet then bonus.