I have been out the game personally for a while and going to get my feet wet again and this time excited and can’t wait for the market to change to our advantage.

If done right, it's a great way to reduce your living expenses and to get your feet wet. 

If feasible, I think this would be a good step to get my feet wet in the real estate world, as well as accelerate my saving rate to purchase my first property.

@Jonathan GreeneAfter a closer examination we noticed the showerhead was leaking keeping the jacuzzi bathtub platform always wet, the bathroom wall tiles also tend to get wet and we mostly observed titles and tub turning dark with our earlier tenants but not with our previous tenants who were a family.

Being a new investor and not having a team setup, our other option would be to work with a turnkey provider so that we can get our feet wet and get the ball rolling.

We purposely left that flooring surface because it was in perfect condition and with the snow and rain, that 4 foot by 6 foot area gets wet. 

So I've been running the BP calculators on all of it.I love the idea to BRRRR, but honestly without an extremely vetted contractor and no relationship built yet I think I'm better off getting my feet wet with a trad finance (20%).

For now I’m doing it myself, trying to stay away from lead gen products until my feet are wet. 

My long term goal is to eventually become a deal provider and help others get their feet wet.

I haven't even gotten my feet wet yet.