I am just getting my feet wet!!

I am a first time home buyer in the Boston area and am looking to get my feet wet in the real estate investment game by doing a live in flip.

With all the knowledge we obtain, sometimes it is great to get your feet wet with just obtaining a lead list, you can find.

One way to really get your feet wet is to volunteer to 'swing a hammer' for someone on a project they are working on.  

Same for kitchens...cheap particle board cabinets will disintegrate the first time they get wet.

All helpful info and I still plan to buy in Baltimore even if it was not a home run deal just to get my feet wet.

all basements get wet and flood its the rare one that does not.

After all, California is just irrigated desert anyway.And the weather north of let's say, Santa Cruz, is way too wet for me.

My brother and I are in the process of starting our realestate business and we were thinking to start with tax sale auction properties but in reading and getting educated about about it we have come to realize that these properties are "as is" and we are not allowed to inspect them so we are afraid of getting burned before we even get our feet wet...

It does seem to happen quickly once you get the ball rolling or start to get your feet wet.