And if the extended hold isn't worth it at least you have a contract so that the seller doesn't get cold feet later when you can get it sold.

Bill-I'm going down to the local community college this Friday to see about getting my feet wet with some summer math.

I've recently started trying to broker wholesale distressed properties in my home town of Yuma and am trying to figure out the best first step to get my feet wet.

I have settled in at getting my feet wet at buy and hold (rent) until I get more experience. 

Buy equity, get a good cash flow, get a good rental, get a good lease 2 own property, I like 4 B, 2 B, good schools, where a family of 4 - 6 can live and sink their feet for 5 + years.If the loan is called, have private lender money to buy it.And if you use a lease to own exit strategy, use a RMLO. 

The reason why is because I'm hopeful that I will get an opportunity to execute a process such as this one; only difference is I would like to do a little bit of shadow boxing to get my feet wet or soaked which ever comes first.

Talk about jumping in with both feet.

He got cold feet earlier, so we had some issues to iron out.

In our market you cannot let more water off the site than flows naturally so rain water has to be captured in either a swale type system or a pond or in our case 60 inch pipe 200 feet long at the low point of the development. this allows water to be metered out ...

The listing agent didnt list the square footage correctly, and is more like 1100 (will be 1400 after we finish closing in the back patio).