HiSo, I'm not an investor yet and still getting my fingernails wet, so bare with me and don't start roasting me, but on what data do you guys and girls rely upon to find deals?

No body likes my wet blanket posts, but here I am either way posting the hard truths not many care to read.

My mid-term goal is to develop small multi-families in these markets but in the short term, I'm aiming to acquire a couple of cash-flowing properties to get my feet wet and also to have a track record for when I start seeking investors for the development side.

We are thinking it's a good area to get our feet wet buying and holding a lot until we are able to build or sell.

Furthermore as a beginner I would use a reputable turnkey provider to get your feet wet.

The property features 4 bedrooms, family room with gas fireplace, upper level great room with a wet bar, vaulted ceilings, wall of windows and a very large deck to enjoy summer evenings.

I was very excited to get my feet wet and attempt to create a strategy for financial freedom.

Wet cabinet shelves don't last long and if they are unlined MDF they will be ruined quickly.

It's a great way to get your feet wet, and learn the market there, with less risk. 

Get our feet wet and establish ourselves in the community.