The main benefit would be that this would let us get our feet wet in real estate with a reliable tenant that is understanding about the fact that we are new to this.

Jump in and get wet.

Being that you have 2 years in your current location I see that as an amazing opportunity to focus on REI and come 2016 you will be more then ready to get your feet wet.

I'm just getting my feet wet up here so I'm interested to know what caused you to look in Cleveland being from Florida.

Will give you enough room for you and your daughter, and it'll help you get your feet wet as an investor.

You also got your feet wet and learned about the flipping process.

The tile simply does not extend out and away from the wet area far enough.

@Jasraj Singh I hate to be a wet blanket but find another plan in another country.

.#2 Partner with Someone that Has Construction ExperienceTo get your feet wet, you could partner with another house flipper, contractor or construction professional that could help with Estimating Costs.Note: In a partnership, both parties need to bring something to the table...If you don't have construction experience, what experience or skills can you offer to the partnership?

I am a complete newbie so I'm just trying to get my feet wet but it will be difficult for me to leave the DC area because I have a good job and connections here.