Would it be more advantageous to wait to invest in order to stockpile cash to purchase multiple properties when prices come down or should I get my feet wet and get started with less than optimal numbers to get experience sooner?

You will find numerous articles, forum posts, folks who are knowledgeable and willing to share, and so forth.Please let me know if I can be of any help.Good luck to you.Scott

I’m planning on BRRRing some cheap houses or duplexes to get my feet wet and begin to build up my portfolio.

Get a handle on what’s actually happening in your area from numerous sources that are out there experiencing the market.

Hey Carissa, I'm a Houston agent and hoping to get my feet wet in investing soon.

He is big and runs numerous crews. 

@Steven Hayes A 30 days notice is common for numerous things related to rental property.

I’m sure you have heard or seen somewhere on here that this is a good way to learn and get your feet wet while saving $ at the same time.

I've dealt with numerous homeowners some of whom thought they didn't have options, but we were able to discover some.

I've seen numerous first-time investors succeed with either strategy: house hacking or investing out of state.