Just getting my feet wet!

I'm a new investor trying to get my feet wet long distance from Colorado.

If you don't have the money or knowledge to safely get your feet wet wholesaling seems like a very viable option.

I'm a little late coming(hopefully retiring in about 5 years) in to this field but I think I have enough resources to (cautiously) dive in and get my feet wet.

I've also gotten the idea more recently that it might be more like 5 or 6 that each of us could do.Either way, the grand plan is to simply get my first property done through a turnkey...get my feet wet and learn a little more about how things work.

@Shanece Adams if you are new to investing I would seriously think about wholesaling smaller single family houses to get your feet wet and learn how to play the game.

High quality, durable and doesn’t get slippery when wet.

In New England this spring and summer, it has been very wet.

I've bought four of them, and with the exception of one closing which was delayed by their closing agent (and for which I was later reimbursed) that I had to cough up a couple hundred extra, I've not had any problems.

Looking to make this mutually beneficial and want to get my feet wet on the deal side.