I believe Grant's allows a min of $5k, so if you want to use that "to get your feet wet in investing" not a bad idea.

There is a river behind my property and the town / state required a wet land scientist to preform a survey to identify the "high water mark" which was placed at the edge of my property. 

Look for a wet or low spot or look for a high spot.  

Hello, all, I'm jumping in to get my feet wet :-( in the washer/dryer discussion.

I am new to all this and we have only had our Airbnb for a couple of months so I hate to set up and pay for something while we are just getting our feet wet.

I did end up going with their contractor and it was mostly for piece of mind while I get my feet wet and learn.

I only mention this because according to you he's "the most reputable person in the real estate industry and the most trusted and admired Bigger Pockets contributor":"its up to the owner to have them inspected quarterly and remedy wet spots or mold at the first sign..

I haven’t done a deal yet so I was thinking that if I did a fix and flip first it would get my feet wet and I would get some experience and then I can move onto a BRRRR or becoming a landlord.  

Obviously I know that I'm dealing with a wet basement etc but I'm more concerned from a liability standpoint. 

Get your feet wet.