My name is Kevin Fagan, and my wife and I have been interested in investing in real estate for many years and finally are ready to get our feet wet! 

Not sure if this is the appropriate forum for this question, but here goes: looking to get started in real estate investing and wasn't sure if rental properties would be a good way to get my feet wet versus flipping or wholesaling.

The only other causes have been exhaust fans vented into the attic/air space & recently we found some a/c venting running through the same area that was sweating profusely during the summer months causing significant drywall wetting at the vent joints.Last week I was at a $300k home with all (4) its bathroom venting terminating in the attic under 24inches of insulation.

I am looking to get my feet wet in real estate as soon as possible as I have spent the last year listening to podcasts religiously and researching investment strategies.

Are the wet walls on the other side of the cement walkway? 

I feel good about this as my first investment to get my feet wet and am excited that we’ll be able to save $12,000 after 1 year living in it.

Well, here goes:I've been in the REI game since back when I was a kid. But this past couple weeks I learned that REI isn't just an outdoors store ;) So I've been doing a bit of research, reading, watching and listenin...

I have done this numerous times while under contract Brewerytown is very tough to get multi family variances these days especially when it comes to an RSA zoned propertyI’ll message you my phone number.

I like the progression so I could get my feet wet, make connections and learn as I go.  

On our first few deals we were just trying to get our feet wet and now I'm trying to be much more strategic about how we deploy our resources and matching that with our ultimately financial goals.