Start small, get your feet wet, and move forward. 

If after you get your feet wet you are up to it you can move on to higher risk / higher reward properties.

I hope to get into development myself, once I get my feet wet on some renovation projects.

When a fall is detected, every caregiver is alerted along with the resident name and their exact location so they can receive immediate care and assistance.Deply other technology that detects wetness/soiling and provide conveniences with communications (internet/tv) to the highest levels availableWe allow personal animals in our communities, to the point that if a resident would like a pet, we'll provide a robotic pet. 

. :)  Just getting my feet wet as we research STR in BR and possibly the Gatlinburg area. 

IMO if you have the time and passion for it, jump into a small MFH directly (6-12 units) or so just to get your feet wet and your network built.

Wholesaling is safer but if you want to get your feet wet on rehabbing,  I would try to find a good GC / investor to partner with for a project or two.

I also want to get my feet wet using a property management company with these current SF properties, so I'll be a bit more prepared for future purchases of SF or more likely, MF.

Looking forward to getting my feet wet!

Cast your nets north and inland and see if you can find a unit to get your feet wet on.