Maybe.But with us being so new to the real estate game, I'm glad we were able to learn the lessons we did early on and are able to ask them going forward to any lenders we speak with for future deals. this is one of the issue  you run into with Wet closings the seller wants a check the second they sign.. out here on the West coast lenders wont fund until they have all the docs signed and back to them then they fund the next day and seller gets paid the following day.. it has to do with what the local closings process's that are in place..

I'm a business major so I enjoy and understand numbers but I'm very wet behind the ears when it comes to real estate.

A lot of the posts make two really good points: (1) a lot of people are trying to sell their services to newbies, which is completely understandable but can be a train wreck (I almost made a bad choice in 2022 when I was a newbie on the site and trying to get my feet wet).

It was already perfectly set up for it with almost all water hook-ups in place already (wet bars, previous basement kitchens, etc.) and I mainly just had to remodel and put a few exterior doors in place to separate areas.

I live on Long Island and are looking to get my feet wet this spring.

It was already perfectly set up for it with almost all water hook-ups in place already (wet bars, previous basement kitchens, etc.) and I mainly just had to remodel and put a few exterior doors in place to separate areas.

Get your feet wet and start finding ways to analyze properties.

This kind of thing isn't something that you just get your toes wet with. 

The basement gets wet/damp during heavy rains.

Go with he/ she to.show houses, filling out the offer, and making all the procedures to closing .Get your hands wet ,  experience               .