I don't know anything about the market you are in but this is a way to get your feet wet without over-leveraging yourself.

I have put off affiliating with a brokerage for a year while I was getting my feet wet with investing but I am ready to affiliate now.

I have heard for various investors that dry lots seem to garner the same in rent as a wet lot.

I could see doing 1 flip to get feet wet but if you have a good deal you have multiple options a) sell b) cash out and rent6. would be a good focus to address these issues since lots of lender look at credit in future.7.

It's a simpler way to get your feet wet without the heavy lifting that comes with building from the ground up.

Tell me the name of the 2nd mortgage company, more than likely someone bought them and they have the wet signature or can reconvey.

Now I would like to invest in Louisiana and want to get my feet wet with small multi family. 

You can get a loan easily since its your residence and it allows you to get your feet wet while receiving great financial benefits. 

I have a few spots I’m looking at but just want to get my feet wet 

My wife and I are finally getting our feet wet and we are jumping into real estate investing.