The goal is to get the first one in a B area, not a ton of rehab and use a 30yr/25% down mortgage, that will allow us to have a solid base and get our feet wet, hire a property manager, handymen, contractors, lawyer, accountant...Once we get a handle on that it should be easier to pursue a BRRR or SFR.The issue is how we make sure we pick the right one, and make sure we are looking it the right city since we are not limited to one location.Do you invest in the Bay Area or long distance?

The big game for these “gurus” is in the young 20 some low income wet behind the ears who think Cardone has a magical key to wealth and success.

Honestly, I just wanted to get my feet wet and make the purchase in 2017.

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Well put and definitely informative for anyone new to wanting to get their feet wet with syndication.

Hey everyone,I am looking to get my feet wet in real estate investing by starting with a multifamily home to house hack.

@Jordan GeorgeIf you've never invested before, it makes more sense to invest in your own backyard first in order to get your feet wet.  

In the future say 3 years, I will be buying all multi family houses but for now do to the type of work I do I think condo is a good start to get my feet wet.

I liked the person above warning you about partnerships because they can be messy but they are good to get your feet wet and learn to fail faster; just beware and protect yourself.

I am literally just starting to get my feet wet in the Northern California market and I am looking for all the information I can get!