Just getting my feet wet in wholesaling but I've been a buy and hold investor in El Paso for 5 years.

Sorry for the raw generality in these questions but I'm looking to jump in, get my feet wet, and start learning everything possible and doing my due diligence en route to my first investment as quickly as possible.ThanksIf anyone has any suggestions on what I should be reading or researching please let me know. 

Just like the people the "fall" in the local grocery store and sue because they are to stupid and selfish to read a wet floor sign. 

I bought a 4-family with little to no real estate experience and in hindsight I wish I had gone with a duplex to get my feet wet first.

Hello, my fellow real estate buffs.I am finally getting over my fears and getting my foot wet in REI.

After reading (well, audiobook actually) Brandon Turner's "rental properly investing" multiple times now, we feel we're armed with just enough information to be dangerous and get our feet wet. lol. 

We have gotten our feet wet with a bit of fix & flip, some buy and hold as well.

While I'm certainly open to eventually investing outside my localish area (even out of state), I think I'd really like to focus on my local market for my first couple deals to get my feet wet, with local investors who can walk me through the process.

I had an idea of what I was looking for but was new and just wanted to get my feet wet.

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