Now the 1st floor tenant DEMANDED the reimbursement on her mattress topper, tempurpedic bed, bedsheets, and rug to be professionally cleaned ( her rug didn’t get wet but she said it was).

I’m looking to get my feet wet with wholesaling and was wondering which title companies handle these transactions in Tyler or Longview.

We have a title company contact who can write the agreement up, but the stipulations for equal rights and logistics for payment that you mentioned are definitely things we need to do more digging for a template on.What you are saying about wholesaling in the area sounds about right, but we will definitely be at least getting our feet wet for now on the researching/hunting/marketing side to get a feel for the landscape (and hopefully prep for the next bear market cycle).And yes, in my experience on various fronts, PG is definitely not builder or investor friendly! 

All this said, the best way to get your feet wet is to work with/for another experienced developer to learn these things from first hand experience.

Wet them down like Matt said, put on a dust mask, and scrape them up.

But I'm glad I got my feet wet in a way with this tenant, just cause theres always lessons to be learned from good and bad tenants.

Hello all,Been reading up a lot on BRRRRing for the last 6-12 months and trying to get my feet wet with my first investment.

That will also put a wet blanket on economic activity.  

Get your feet wet.

My first few deals will be small, local, and with as little risk as possible in order to get my feet wet and learn to ropes.My To Do list!