It's probably the best way (in my opinion) to get your feet wet at a young age, have an appreciating asset and keep your living costs lower than if you were renting out a room / apartment on your own. 

I know nothing is safe but more to get my feet wet in something to learn while still benefiting from it.

Sup BPers.Wanting to get my feet wet and own my first piece of RE property.

I would love to partner with someone so I can get "my feet wet" with deals without facing 100% of the risk head on. 

Fly to the US, and sign it in person with a mobile notary (wet signature)Going to the embassy is not an option since getting an appointment over there can take months...I had a thought which I spoke with fellow investors, to sign the documents with an Israeli notary and then get an Apostille stamp. once I have it all with a wet signature I'll mail the documents with DHL/UPS and it will arrive by the lender/title company in 10 days.As far as I know, a notary signature with an apostille stamp is valid for every legal document almost all over the world...What do you think? 

Then again, realtors, attorneys, banks, title companies were all involved   Regardless, I would want a lease to have a “wet signature”.  

Get some experience with the system, learn some tips and tricks (Bigger Pockets being SUPER helpful), then once your feet are wet, start going out of state. 

Looking to get my feet wet in real estate investing in Atl and Charleston SC.Can anyone recommend a real estate venture with minimum risk for a newbie, Wholesaling, Flipping, etc?

You're doing the right thing by getting your feet wet with wholesaling, let that flip come naturally don't feel like you have to force it to happen because that's a whole nother ballgame.

Don't use your own money -- start with bird/dogging or wholesaling to get your feet wet.