Overall, wholesaling is an attractive option for those looking to get their feet wet in Real Estate Investing without too much risk.

If so, it's a way to get your feet wet and learn more about it. 

Check the rental rules for the HOA (i.e. do they only allow rentals for a certain percentage of properties in the complex, are there any restrictions on the length of the lease, etc.).If all of that checks out and your numbers still look good, then this townhouse might be an easy way to get your feet wet in real estate.

Now, as a much older adult, I have wet-dreams some night's, that Russia will invade, lol. 

I am a real estate agent also and just ready to get my feet wet.

I would like to start TLC investing, for those likely not to be redeemed, to get my feet wet. 

I think partnering is a great way to get my feet wet as well and I've heard good things about BP on networking with other investors.

It took me 2 years before I was even able to really get my feet wet. 

Many times a "wet" closing is required, (Meaning that you must bring your own money via transactional funding) and other times, you can do what is called a "Dry" closing.  

Not to throw a wet blanket on this discussion but be careful with this course and other guru courses.