Wood gets slippery when wet. 

After a few weeks of browsing the site and reading the forums almost daily, it's time to get my feet wet and start asking some questions.

My real estate goal in the long run is to own multifamily units but for now I’m thinking of getting my feet wet with fixing and flipping or wholesaling as those seem to require less capital.

There are also forms for multi-family, condos, mobile homes and numerous other types of properties and assignments.

As I’m fairly new to RE investing, what advice can you give me to get started and really get my feet wet in wholesaling ?

We have been getting calls for numerous reasons to help fight coronavirus with our disinfecting services. 

Wanting to get my feet wet investing and managing a property.

I would ask to enter the basement after 2 days of rainfall, if it’s not wet it’s not going to be.Not sure how cold you’ve had it but Now is  a great time to find water infiltration.  

higher purchase price, lower forced equity getting out of it, but it gets my feet wet and learn in increments.Second would be a house no one else wants to touch kind of home. 

If the note is then not paid in full he can initiate foreclosure proceedings.None of what we are talking about is criminal, all these matters are civil.There have been situations where individuals have executed numerous “subject to” contracts, completed the contracts and sold the properties to different buyers, many of whom defaulted on the underlying loan.