I've visited the area numerous times with my kid to the Crayola Experience and I kinda liked it.

I need to get my feet wet first then move onto bigger properties.

@Robert Chuang I agree I have to get my toes wet at some point. 

Two; I figure this is a great way to get my feet wet in the world of real estate.

I came home from work to water flooding down the wall and everything soaked in the bedroom and bathroom, and wet in the rest of the house. 

But I felt it would be good to get my feet wet locally so I can better prepare myself for those opportunities when I have time to focus on them. best, AR

@David NaccoI am not a contractor but have dealt with 100+ year old properties for years and I have been told that they need to screw in, not nail in and to wet the asbestos first beforehand to try and avoid airborne particles.

Then, when you move out, you own a 1-4 unit property that you acquired for something like 3.5% down.So, in summary, if I were in your shoes I would look at house hacking first to get my feet wet in real estate investing. 

I’m looking to get my feet wet investing in the Orlando market not only because I call it home, but also because there’s so much job, population, and tourism industry growth here.

Another suggestion would be to partner with someone you know and trust where you not only get your feet wet with the help of an experienced flipper, but also protects you a bit by only having half the investment yo risk.