You're in a good market - do a few and get your feet wet.  

I still have not gotten my feet wet into actually acquiring my first property; Been analyzing buy and hold deals in Minot and I may be doing it wrong (being new), but couldn't find anything viable.

It does not always run, and does go dry, although with the wet year seems to not be for long. 

Or.. do you just want to get your feet wet in producing content and recruiting eyeballs on content?  

(one of them literally had a hold in the roof with wet drywall and insulation falling into the living room.Another property I was looking at had like 25 other offers on.There is some real insanity in the Dallas market, I plan to keep looking, and I think you can find houses in any market, but I don't see how anyone from out of town can easily find cash flowing or easy to rehab properties.I saw an article say that 40% of DFW purchases are investors. 

As best as I can tell property taxes in HSV for the same value property will be about half what they are in Greenville.I just want to get my feet wet in HSV for now.

It was built in the '90's and had been rode hard and put away wet.

I really want to get my feet wet and learn this stuff but it seems that unless I go out and do it, i wont' learn.

I am looking to get my feet wet in the world of real estate investing.

Right now we are just doing some short term secured loans,not large amounts but enough to get our feet wet,wee mainly started because when we first started we got flustered because Thur our education they always made it seam there was a hard money behind every tree!!