I haven’t got my feet wet in real estate but have always loved it and gained knowledge about it .

So my new proposal to her is to start out with a cheaper single family home ($26000) to get our feet wet and learn more about how it works before getting into higher priced multifamily properties.

Go to larger multi-families or commercial properties, perhaps investing passively in syndications to get your feet wet, then decide later if you want to start doing your own deals.

Hello Fellow BP members,I am a newbie looking to get my feet wet with my first property, originally from Kansas City and looking to invest in that market.

Yes we will pay more, but it will get out feet wet. 3-5 years from now once we learn a little more then taking the risk out of state I feel is much smaller. 

He should wet the ceiling with water sprayer keeps dust down and loosen popcorns ceiling if not wet you will gouge and damage ceiling

Just starting to get my feet wet with Real Estate and trying to learn as much as I can.

I know there are some local meetups here and there but I think jumping out into the mix and getting your feet wet is the best way to learn.

Thought about that @Josh Stack but not really trying to get my feet wet with an out of state property.

So even when I wanted to get my feet wet and offered full price, I'd still loose out.