But if you're gonna roll into town saying XYZ, you might wanna make sure that XYZ actually makes sense, especially when you're wet behind the ears in someone else's playground.

I saw a lot of weeds/grass/etc be removed and exactly 1(ONE) wet-wipe. 

I will be sure to message you once I get my feet wet.

I'm a wholesaler still wet behind the ears but I'm learning as I go without paying for any type of mentorship, what I learn from others here on BP has a been a great source of information.

Get your feet wet painting walls, new flooring and cabinets, before jumping into moving walls, putting on additions, etcMy first flip was through a wholesaler, that a fellow flipper and mentor recommended.  

Last year I got bids on a small house (700 sq ft) it was $2,500-$3,000 for an up-to-city code rewire that included a new 220 amp riser, a new panel, GFIs in all wet locations, and hard wired smoke detectors. 

I might suggest getting your feet wet with one or two traditional deals so you're more comfortable taking on these risks. 

Hello everyone, I've been lurking in the shadows for a roughly a month now trying to get my feet wet and learn the basics.

So when they installed your tile with wet mud, the slab has drawn that moisture out causing it to shrink and crack.

New to the investing world and wanting to get my feet wet in looking at whats out there.