Yesterday I made my first trip to the courthouse to get my feet wet.

I have been studying this for a few years now, but now I'm trying to get my feet wet.

I've heard of two types of double closings: dry and wet close.

Why not start with a $700K-$1mm deal to get your feet wet?

I hope this advice helps and certainly does not sound like I am being a wet-blanket.

Here's what happened: They immediately tore out wet, moldy drywall without establishing a containment area to seal off the unaffected areas of the home from the affected areas.  

Other things to accumulate as you need them would be a decent wet tile saw (< $200) since tiling isn't that hard... and a good miter saw and trim gun.

Now in my house I've got a screen in the sink and never put anything in the garbage grinder.I've only got a few rentals with them and when the in-sink-erators stop working it usually takes us at least a day to figure out what happened and how to fix it, so I caution Tenants about this.PS One tough drain problem I had from a kitchen sink with a disposer (no traps either) was solved with shop/wet vac - broken glass came out.

The elements beat against the front door and you're coming in with wet shoes for a good part of the summer months.

@Justin C. a multi-family FHA owner occupied us a great way to get your feet wet and start investing.