Already been pre-approved, just looking for something to get my feet wet.

I see now, that my biggest need was just to get my feet wet. 

Is it feasible that I can continue to work my regular job while getting my feet wet and establishing relationships and contacts?

I’m just getting my feet wet read some books and gaining knowledge, but would definitely find a mentorship helpful.

I have a single family rental home and the renters have been complaining about the walls being wet and causing a mildew/mold problem. 

I know it can be kinda hard at such a young age but there are ways you can get your feet wet.

Interested to know if I’m missing anything; right now it sounds like a great opportunity to get my feet wet as an investor.The plan:-2-3 partners purchase relatively new single family or townhome (no rehab required) for ~$250k-Some of our potential properties are located in gated neighborhoods/communities, so I acknowledge that they’ll likely not increase in value too much-Pay full cost with cash payment-Rent property for cash flow-One partner located in local area and agreed to manage the property-One of the partners is set on paying all cash so financing isn’t really an optionMy background/thoughts:-Have cash to spare-Rental income would provide great return on investment-Not looking for another deal for another 2-3 years, so immediate return is not a priority-Purchasing a new-ish property will minimize risk of running into major repairs & would allow time to build up a maintenance fund (we can cover these costs now...but would likely use rental income to build a separate/shred pot of cash for this purpose)Looking forward to hearing from you all!

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $53,250

Cash invested: $2,272

Sale price: $84,900

First project was supposed to be a buy and hold BRRRR ...

House haking works wonders to get your feet wet in this business. 

We’re just getting our feet wet and considering many options!