However, with all the knowledge I gained I'm still hesitant to get my feet wet.

I got my feet wet on the forums here a few years back, but realized I had some big hurdles to overcome (i.e. get my financial house in order) before I could "get started".

Looking to get my feet wet with wholesaling, but not afraid to take the leap forward to the next level if the opportunity presents itself.I'm ready to dive in head first and take my future into my own hands.

Hello fellow biggerpocketnites! My name is Daunte White and I current reside in Winston Salem, NC. I’ve reached a point in my life where I no longer want to work for anyone but myself. I’ve been playing with buying my...

(any wet spots, mold spots, bad drywall, etc is now hard to see because of the fresh paint, if there is any)I'll keep all of these in mind.

I'm thinking a partnership on the first house just to get my feet wet. 

Side note: A silicone roof is extremely slippery when wet so please keep the unit at least 15' (osha issue) away from the edge unless you have a 42" high a parapet on the roof.

I'm currently looking for the best way to "get my feet wet" and I thought buying a fix-and-flip home may be a good way to do that and use the profit as a downpayment toward my first rental property.

I'm not convinced it would be absolutely water proof like vinyl, but we ran it through entire house and caulked edges of wet rooms as added precaution.

I think that you should find an equity partner and get your feet wet with someone else helping move you along.