I'd like to get my feet wet in either a relatively easy flip for a first timer or a rental property.

@Drew Cameron So definitely viable for a first project for a young investor trying to get his feet wet.

There are numerous BP podcasts where successful investors discuss exactly how they do that.Good luck,Cynthia

They have been marketed over the years under various names, including Self-Directed Installment Notes, Deferred Sales Trusts, Structured Sales, Structured Settlements, and numerous other names, each with a slightly different twist as to how they are structured and how they work. 

. $185k + $4k = $189k = you just lost $11,000.Not trying to be a wet blanket, but I suspect it'll be better for you to think of this early rather than be caught off guard by it.

I've done numerous vertical enlargements of 4 story buildings as well as horizontal extensions but no full on ground up projects.

Like specfic job titles, or work I can do for others that will help get my feet wet.

We are going to start with a duplex to get our feet wet.

I just wanted to say I'm officially getting my feet wet.

Learning about the brrrr method was intriguing and makes sense for someone who is trying to get his feet wet.