I have been doing an extensive amount of research these past 2 months and I think the way for me to get my feet wet is to build up enough capital to pursue my first purchase with an FHA mortgage as I’ve stated above.

Im not sure where you're at in your career but I believe this to be a good way to leverage your BAH and VA loan while getting your feet wet and limiting risk.

Hey everyone I've been browsing the forums and listening to the podcasts now for just over a month now and finally at that "point" where I feel I need to get my feet wet with my own investments.

I’m currently analyzing and evaluating numerous properties for a potential househack.

@Corby Goade I took your advice and after scouring numerous agent profiles, I found an agent in the area that will charge 3% to facilitate the transaction, of which i believe is gong to be money well worth spent (as you've said), along with getting some schooling too.

I've been using Beyond Pricing, where on numerous occasions, changes I've made to rules on Beyond Pricing don't sync over to the booking sites properly.

Maybe sometime in the future when I’ve gotten my feet wet!

Hey Steven,   A lot is determined by how fast you need to close, what type of property your looking to purchase, how much of a headache do you want with numerous multiple investors from crowding funding, how would you structure the Deals and the proceeds from the house.    

Hey I have a couple questions about FHA loans in general, I’m a 19 year old and have been doing extensive research on real estate and wanting to get my feet wet; When applying for an FHA loan, for say a SFH, would rent from each room of the SFH count as income to pay for the mortgage?

Wood gets slippery when wet.