I'll add 2 more things...since getting my feet wet and gaining the experience of rehabbing an income properties...I'm able to see properties differently and pick up properties that others look over because of fear or lack of experience.

Buying a duplex is the easiest/best way to get your feet wet.

Now, it's slowly to become a common occurrence.I'm trying to get an idea of which route I should possibly take.I was thinking about starting a we buy houses website for here,  OR buy a piece of land (which is quite expensive now) and slowly build apartments on it (many places only zone for 3+1 so 3 apartments plus penthouse)Just looking for some advice or even your own personal suggestions on how you would go about something like this and getting your feet wet.

I just recently got interested in the real estate industry and have been doing nonstop research over the last 36 hours to kinda get my feet wet.

However, after they came back from a months vacation last week , they informed me the roof leaked into the walls and the wall panels are falling down from mold and wetness This couldn’t have happened in a month . 

However, after they came back from a months vacation last week , they informed me the roof leaked into the walls and the wall panels are falling down from mold and wetness This couldn’t have happened in a month . 

I just found out I’m still young to attend my real estate meeting that hosted at a bar every first Tuesday of the month but I’m still trying to get information from people all the time talking to people understanding in and out of real estate I’m still a newbie still trying to get my feet wet if there is any other rea meetings in San Antonio let me know

I think this will give a little better feel for the process and allow me to safely get my feet wet.

When I first moved to Havelock, NC, I was eager to get my feet wet with my first investment property, after purchasing my primary residence.

I don't want to be a wet blanket, but below grade basements are often not counted in the livable square footage of a home, or valued the same.