She's been there 15 years and is apparently determined to go out feet first.

I'm considering a wholesale deal to "get my feet wet" and to learn how to find good deals.

I tied up a home in Birmingham, MI and plan to add square footage and renovate for sale.

Now that you got your feet wet, I'm eager to see how your next deal pans out.

As far as getting my feet wet, I have been pricing homes and rents in my area.

Come heck or high water, I am forcing myself to finally jump into investing with both feet.

The MLS is on-line, open to the public in many locations.It is a modified mls, but does include photos, asking price, square footage, lot size, often the age of the building, views, what town it is in, and a description of the best features.You can sit at home, pick out a few that look promising, and then call either your agent or the listing agent to make arrangements to see it and get more information.The seller has a contract and you should not be able to go around the listing agent, so it doesn't hurt you to call the agent for info.

I don't completely trust other people's estimates, I always do them myself using a spreadsheet that calculates price per square foot.

Hey all, I'm trying to get my feet wet in real estate investing and have considered tax liens.  

Per square foot?