In the area we lived, winters were cold and wet.

I am OK taking a little less cashflow on my first, just to get my feet wet and learn the game, however if it becomes an option, I think I would prefer to get into MFH, but I understand those are even harder to get your hands on here in Louisville.

Most people will say your better spending $50k on buying a property than you are on training.Once you get your feet wet then you can decide if you want to bring in someone to train you personally based on your needs since we all have strengths and weaknesses.

I am new to real estate investing and hoping to get my feet wet with my first deal sometime in 2018.

Give myself a chance to get my feet wet and get some experience behind me before going for more lucrative deals.  

So I want to get my feet wet without giving up my current source of income.

Im looking for a program thats maybe an internship to help me get my feet wet and close first deal.

Start with 1 duplex, get your feet wet, and see if it's a good fit for you.. . then get the next one, always keep looking, that's how you grow!   

Having gotten my feet wet on my first deal, I've come to realize the repeatability of the BRRRR method.

Also no Docusign allowed all wet ink.Congrats and hope you close it.