Hello All, My name is Briaryn I'm a 20yo college student and I am trying to get my feet wet in Real Estate Investing.

Local so you can be involved in it but turn key with property management so you have help getting your feet wet.

Then you have 48 hours to return the contract paperwork with wet signatures, proof of funds and an operating agreement if you bid in the name of a corporation to the asset manager.  

While that goal is the ultimate goal, I first want to get my feet wet in other areas of REI.  

I am looking to get my feet wet now and build something for retirement. 

I will consider these options though once I get my feet wet in RE and hopefully build relationships with people in these out of state markets via BiggerPockets etc.

They are not risk free - but they can be a great way to get your feet wet.  

In fact, if the sheetrock has gotten pretty wet you probably want to pull it down and replace it anyway and check the insulation and studs behind it for problems. 

This will be my first "quick flip", and my initial thought is that there's not enough profit to justify it many times... but just to get my feet wet, I'm going for it.I'll apologize in advance for not knowing the proper lingo, abbreviations, acronyms, or even the right way to describe a deal... like I said, I'm new here :DThe house is owned by an acquaintance of a friend, and the friend happens to be a realtor who is killing it in my market.

To me to get your feet wet, a great way to start is a simple condo in a nice shopping district.orA Duplex in an area with "good" but not "great" schools.