I want to start with wholesaling because it seems like the easiest route to get your feet wet.

One of the best ways to get your feet wet in this business (from my experience) is: identifying top producing brokers in your brokerage or geographic area and asking them to have coffee and/or to work their open houses.

Helps get your feet wet and reduces risk a bit. 

Be overly cautious while getting your toes wet. 

I’d. like to get out there and get my feet wet as soon as I possibly can.

LOL.. figured with my Tesla I have no gas.. and I get bored sometimes so I though maybe I give folks a ride around and socialize a little. .. but then when I read the fine print that I had to accept dogs.. that was a no go in Oregon they would be wet and smelly and muddy.. so my lyft career never lyfted off LOL.. on a side note.. one gig I like that is real estate related for those looking for extra money is that of a transaction coordinator realtors really rely on those folks and you don't have to drive anywhere  computer great scanner and some skills.. my wife pays her 400.00 a file.. and she closed over 30 files last year.. so that's just one realtor and her coordinator has many realtors I bet she makes well over 100k a year from her home.. ( now she is very good I want to emphasize that ) 

I want to get my feet wet and make a deal already but I'm not sure if im rushing into it.I have started off reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and it was a fantastic read and now I'm going to buy Davird Greenes book of out of state investing.

I need all the help from the wholesalers if any one can help me getting my feet wet and find me some deals, if anyout there in there inventory.

I've read a few books and I have the basic education down, but I'd like to get my feet wet with REI.

Have been thinking seriously about getting our feet wet here in Springfield, and then we'd have a start whether we stay or not.