Many mortgage holders in the U.S. have numerous questions about the specifics of mortgage forbearance and the potential consequences that may result if they request it.

The city inspector contacted me numerous times in the last 3 or 4 months about trash violations and junk stored in the front of the house.

In this time where markets are down, what are some investment ideas would you have for someone that is trying to get their feet wet

I've been to Vegas numerous time, and still do not know the good and bad areas.

I just need to get my feet wet.

Ive heard too many awful stories about developing but i assume thats not speaking to right group of people , and Re-use of un-utilized  properties does seem to be the thing now , how would you get your feet wet there ?

For example, often fire damage is water damage--they put the red stuff out with wet stuff.

Get in, get your feet wet, learn some lessons, sometimes the hard way is the best way, but keep an eye out for those 'free professors', we're everywhere, and we want to help.

Just get your feet wet and build confidence. 

I’ve sat through NUMEROUS investor seminars that pushes the “Golden Formula“ 70% of the ARV - Repairs = OfferFrom my understanding this approach doesn’t work when purchasing a property traditionally and through a realtor because homes are usually purchased as is and (with the exceptions of a few touch ups) for market value.