I was not going to say no because I wanted to practice and look as well and finally get my feet wet. 

I'm just trying to get my feet wet in this arena and this seems like the best thing I have found thus far. 

met with a potential client a couple weeks ago...basement was getting wet and they were scared to death that the fix was going to cost them thousands of dollars.  

Doing the work yourself is great for savings and education.Most of the investment principles are the same for big of small projects, so now that you got your feet wet, you can reapply on a larger project! 

Hey Guys, Thanks for the input and yes Chris I’m wanting to wholesale at least to get my feet wet and to raise Capital to scale myself in the near future.

We get the tax benefits of owner occupancy when we sell and can get our feet wet in the flipping world, plus some appreciation over time in addition to forced appreciation from repairs.

Newbie here looking to get my feet wet anyway I can.

I have been using all of my free time to look for some great deals around metro Atlanta area, not sure if there's not much deals going on at the moment or there's something that I missed when analyzing the deals.I do want to be an active investor and want to try to get my feet wet but also be conservative at the same time, I see you're partial to multi family, I can't seem to find any deals for plexes in the area. for my first rental Property I am leaning towards a SFH or multi family.

I am just getting my feet wet in real estate and I am curious to know what is everyone thinking regarding purchasing multi family investment properties now during a pandemic?

I wanted to get one started in my town but the COVID thing is a bit of a wet blanket.