Ohio is becoming extremely wet (at least central ohio) which keeps the grass happy.

Sometimes it's ambiguous, but even then, why should I bother with the company that has numerous unresolved lawsuits, versus another company that is virtually the same but has none.

What is your opinion on purchasing a small fixer upper under 3K to get my feet wet.

In California even worse democrats have been wetting their pants for years  to have this much power and now that they have it, they are not about to give it up easily.

Maybe after we get our feet wet. 

So even though your loan payments reduce your income and the numerator decreases, the denominator decreasing by a factor of five boots your COC calculation.

Honestly I don't know how people start out in REI without getting there feet wet in the home market.

No heavy duty rehab with a GC and all the risks that go with that, just a simple and very straightforward flip with minimal risk to get my feet wet. 

Maybe you wanted a souped up wet bar for hosting Super Bowl parties and movie nights where you could heat up your pizza pocket bites in the basement without going upstairs to the kitchen...

After having done some studying, I am looking to get my feet wet by investing in tenant occupied cashflow deals or multi-family buy and hold rentals.