it's not gonna be completely passive, esp at first while you're getting your feet wet. 

I am looking into becoming a realtor to help get my feet wet in the real estate industry.

Last week I went door knocking just to get my feet wet and it was an interesting experience.

Very noob guy here.I bought my first home to live in when the pandemic first started, and now I'm looking to get my feet wet by BRRRR-ing my first rental property.As you know, the Bay Area is insane when it comes to prices even for a home at 75% of its ARV.

@Bob Stevens I've already gotten my feet a little wet in RE so I'm not trying tomake any dumd decisions such as that..

You wouldn't start by piling on mountains of wet sand, right?

Awesome returns - I'm still getting my feet wet learning before doing my first transact.

Texas has a lot of clay in the soil and if the area around your property is allowed to dry out, then wet repeatedly it can cause damage to your foundation.

Hey Everyone, was a pro member 2 years ago but didn't really do much as I was trying to get my feet wet with being a new RE agent in WA state with Keller Williams. 

Did you guys know exactly what you wanted and had it from the beginning or did you just jump in and life's path took you where it did and you set goals once your feet were wet?