Marc Bodinger I'm leaning towards flipping, possibly a live in flip for my first home to get my feet wet.

The pinpointing is going to be largely dependent on your bury grade, the south and west could probably look for a wet spot, here in the North, frost line for burying the pipe is about 4 feet deep.Under sidewalks and even roads, they can use what they call a torpedo.

I just want to get my feet wet and I feel like I haven't.

Originally posted by Jason Shen:I've tried to connect with Mark Zuckerberg numerous times, but it seems like every time I try, my phone calls just go directly to his secretary's secretary's secretary's voicemail.

Since you gentlemen clearly know all that need be known regarding my and my families situation, you can no doubt clear up some of the other "feelings" I've had "hurt"; the harassment(s), the wrongful detention, the numerous privacy violations, the forgery, the wrongful prosecution, the intimidation, the forced "accidental" eviction (when still current and up to date, by the way).

The reason I ask is that by your post you don't seem to have stepped out your door and put yourself out there yet.Until you engage in unfamiliar and uncomfortable situations regarding real estate, you won't be able to grow.You will be told "NO" numerous times before you get a yes.

With one amount compared to the other in a buy and hold strategy, the difference is that you could buy more doors and diversify your funds over numerous doors as opposed to all capital in one door.Whichever amount you have and go with, be sure to buy correctly, perform due diligence, and apply leverage responsibly to increase returns and dilute your risk.

I know everyone's method is different when it comes to finding buyers I am new to this there are plenty of properties to wholesale in western mass I just want to know as much as I can before I get my feet wet!

We have made numerous purchases with cash and then have received HELOCs to purchase more property.

Something I didn't fully realize until I started getting exposed to real estate investing is that most of the time spent learning from gurus or books seem to be to be designed for those who are not willing to take action for themselves and get their feet wet.