@Bud Gaffney I would like to start small with a single family to get my feet wet then move over to a duplex, triplex, and 4plex.

I think I'mGoing to get my feet wet with Airbnb in my own home and charge a premium and keep it below 90 days a year.

There seems to be a good amount of property options in my market, so hopefully I can get my feet wet in the next year.I willing to chat with anyone who's interested in welcoming another newbie to the fold.

@Dean Welsh  No your talking about a wet closing in some states they do that. like in our states here on the west coast you sign one to 3 days in advance and get a Wire you rarely if ever get a check I would NEVER accept a check at closing ONLY wired funds.. checks can bounce even attorney checks..

Basement had standing water and tenants had put boards down so their CHILDREN could walk to their bedrooms without getting their feet wet.

People saying buy an investment property, that’s the best way to get your feet wet in my opinion.

A shower was leaking and you could see the wet spot on drywall below.

Not sure if to cough up another couple thousand dollars and try a different list algorithm on ListSource or pivot to different plan. 

I am only planning on staying local while i get my toes wet.

@Patrick Flanagan Not to be a wet blanket but there’s very little construction in my area of Northern New England for public housing due to costs right now.