For one thing, I am focusing a lot on investor education (and already getting my feet wet), and the opportunities that can come with that stuff; there is definitely a scalable factor when it comes to that, via things like YouTube, course creation, etc.

(Yes, I'm new into real estate investing, but have learned a lot and am ready to start getting my feet wet!)

Hi Everyone - I am new to the investing game and really just trying to get my feet wet.

I'm looking forward to getting my feet wet.

Just trying to get my feet wet in it.

Hi, I’m very new to real estate and am ready to get more knowledge to get my feet wet.

Is it best to wait till I have my safety net set up to start getting my feet wet, or is it okay to jump in with no safety net?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in San Antonio.

Purchase price: $175,000

Cash invested: $6,500

After you’ve done a few deals of that type of strategy you can move on.I think house hacking is a great way to get your feet wet in rental investing, especially if you can find a duplex or so and live in one half and rent out the other half.

Once you get your feet wet in real estate, it'll be easier to convince investors to partner on deals.