Close to town find a wet or marshy area.  

It allows you to get your feet wet and learn the process and hopefully you can provide value to them in the meantime with helping in the project.

Personally I believe it is more about getting your feet wet based on your budget. 

Chances are it is on the floor and it is wet and burnt.

We want to get our feet wet in real estate.

however, I would like to get my feet wet and get started now on the arbitrage route, renting out apartments near by me in NYC to sublet via Airbnb/VRBO platforms.Our plan is to become “Snowbirds” and keep a footprint in NYC, and we are also considering Airbnbing our current 3B/2B home when retirement comes.

Purchase price: $270,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Just getting my feet wet and trying to learn through this.

I know I have to cough the $800 per year every year for the wonderful state of California, but hopefully it will get spread out over a lot or rentals....

@Peyton ClarkUnless we have a good working relationship, 1/3 1/3 1/3New customers that won’t cough up a deposit, don’t get work done.

I wanted to get my feet wet and not carry too much monthly overhead.