While this is technically within my budget I was hoping to start a little smaller to get my feet wet. 

So I would say that you could put in a contract to charge an initial rate of 10-15% just to get your feet wet, but don't be scared to charge more. - I type out an owners report every month for my owners.

Later I found out they buy wet dog food, get all sorts of government subsidies, get free food from the local pantries; they smoke, they drink, it goes on.Your renters may think they are entitled to more if you raise rent.  

I am an associate of Melissa's she is letting me post on her account today to get my feet wet.

I recently rented to a group of strippers that had an affinity for wet wipes. 

As a first time investor, you will probably have a better time getting your feet wet with a more turn-key investment.

There's a sign in the entrance that says if you get the hallway wet from coming back from the beach or pool, you will be fined $100. 

Soil is wet from where they water dirt- the problem is not just the high water bill .. which first I doubt they used 2500 gallons.. that’s how much extra based on my average usage was recorded .. total of 4400 gallons in August … main problem is better keeps running at almost one gallon a minute when no water is being used and there is no visible leak anywhere 

I'm fairly new to RE investing and so I've just been browsing zillow and realtor.com a lot and getting my feet wet with all of the calculators. 

Yes this is my first BRRRR and i'm partnering with a relative while we get our feet wet with out of state investing.