I have read books, watched videos and purchased real good real estate courses but still need more understanding.I started out in wholesaling back then as I was told, that was an easy way to get my feet wet in real estate.

Gets your feet wet and it's not expensive to have 3.5% down.

After reading many BP books, listening to podcasts and watching videos, I finally got my feet wet in real estate after purchasing my first property.

Water heater was old and developed a sulfur smell in hot water...affected shower and laundry.Replaced water heater (new).Tenant complained that water still smelled bad, so had her flush the bathroom, kitchen and washing machine lines to get rid of any bad water remaining in pipes.I sent her a $50 gift card for her trouble ( which she didn’t acknowledge until I asked if she’d received it.)Now she’s complaining that her towels and husband’s work clothes stink when wet even though they don’t smell bad when dry.This is a SFR in a fairly nice area in Midtown...I believe she’s hinting at free rent ($1288-) for a month or more.Should I even consider that?

Sorry, I can't give you a simple numerical figure to this complex question. 

It's too soon to know how things will play out in my story until I actually start getting my feet wet. 

Calling neighborhoods or something to get your feet wet and some $$$ rolling.   

I made numerous requests to have my account removed and each time it was ignored.

I am GC and I’ve been called numerous times to clean out other peoples work , even from so Called contractors.

Hello All,I'm new to wholesaling and looking to get my feet wet after months of education.