@Brandon Turner I have set up numerous Keyword alerts and have yet to get notice.

I recently purchased "The Book on Flipping Houses" and can't wait to eventually get my feet wet.

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So the mortgage can possibly get paid by the renter and you get your feet wet being a landlord, investor, handy man, etc.Biggest thing first...Save, Save, Save!

I got my feet wet in real estate by purchasing my first home about 2 years ago and that was a great learning experience and I was able to see the process of escrow and closing.I'm looking to start a website, Bigger pockets had a great blog post about building a website a few weeks ago and that made it seem possible for me to do it myself rather than paying someone to do it for me.

Initially, looked at laminate, but decided against it as there is a pool and so high probability of getting wet.

How much time should you spend studying before getting your feet wet?

Consider wet sanding.

It appears you have a good background to jump in and get your feet wet.

I'm just repeating the same info that has been posted in numerous threads.1.