I just recently joined the forums too, and getting my feet wet.

I’ve been reading lots of real estate books and listening to a ton of BP podcasts and I feel ready to get my feet wet!

If it's just a sink, technically it's just a wet bar.

And being new to this, one mistake could wipe out your reserves.You could easily get your feet wet by buying and selling CHEAP land as Jill suggests.

Get your feet wet, then dive in!

I've been reading a lot and doing the research into the method of "house hacking" and feel it would be a great way to get my feet wet in the industry.

I'm just getting my feet wet up here so I'm interested to know what caused you to look in Cleveland being from Florida.

It may be on an "intern" basis to get your feet wet.

Hi @Ray Li,I would get my feet wet by investing in a deal with a proven Commercial Multifamily lead that would allow you to learn everything from LOI, PSA, financial and physical due diligence (walking through every unit with property inspector and lead) every aspect from start to repositioning, to communicating with PM, lender, vendors etc...

I recognize the cash flow isn't as good but the other 3 wealth generators can still be quite powerful as long as the property isn't cash flow negative.After I get my feet wet in Utah I would strongly consider out of state investing.