I got my feet wet (seasoned) in CA which is one of the toughest places to build.

Looking for a small loan for my first buy to get my feet wet and to establish myselfThanks,John

As mentioned you can work to effect a short sale with you preferably being the buyer.A short sale is when a mortgage holder agrees to have a house sold for less than what it is owed and does require the approval of the mortgage holder.If a house has more than one existing mortgages, a second or a third for example then those mortgage holders can be or can be caused to be motivated to discount their mortgages or in some cases those mortgages can be entirely illiminated.However, in my opinion those kinds of deals are better left to more experienced investors with a greater wherewithal but if you want to get your feet wet you can consider joining forces with someone more experienced because as they say, "10% or something is better than 100% of nothing".

I want to conquer all aspects of R.E.I, but I would like to start w/ wholesaling to "get my feet wet."

I have numerous questions as to the first few steps to getting this new venture off the ground flawlessly.

So hopefully I can get my feet wet with wholesaling and within 1 year own one rental property that provides at least $400 a month cash flow.

My partners and I just closed 108 units in GA a few weeks ago.I'm looking to see if there is an opportunity to re-purpose a section of our property which is in a flood zone.  The area is already fenced off so it does ...

What about the water bubbles in the cabinets from wet dishes?

I'm currently an apprentice electrician and I'm looking to get my feet wet investing.

Bill, it sounds like you've been thinking plenty about it and considering it from numerous angles.