Many people would wet their pants over a 10% ROI becuase their current option is 1% return from their bank CD.

Hey BP, I am 22 and new to real estate investing I Have read a couple of forums on investing and am looking to get my feet wet. any advice on where i should start?

I feel it's the best way to get my feet wet and learn.

How do you start getting your feet wet in the real world?

I'll get some pics today and post it over in the deals forum should anyone want to get their feet wet in Louisville.  

I'm thinking the way forward is a laminate like the one above and nice premium vinyl tiles for kitchens and wet areas. 

In the time between the signing and the title being completed, I had to find housing for this woman who was completely unhygienic, smelled of wet dog, and never cleaned her house once.  

I'm analyzing a possible new development deal and when checking with the city, they have provided a checklist of what they need to see in the site plans that get submitted for approval.Complete sets of plans consist of the following:Three (3) complete sets of plans wet stamped and signed.Two (2) wet stamped and signed Structural calculations.Two (2) wet signed Title-24 calculations.

Well, for "wet" areas, like kitchen and bath, the details at that site indicate that "conventional" installation is required; I read that to mean thinset and grout. 

Is there a way to get the floor cleaner than just sweeping it without getting it wet?