I'm new to the real estate investment game and I'm a bit nervous about dipping my toes into unknown waters. 

From the website and information packet I read through it seems like a good way to dip a toe into farmland investing but haven't really been able to find any independent reviews or feedback that isn't posted directly on their website.

But the basics like say a bed, I'll toe the line between durability and cost.

I recommend investing in the area where you live and trying out house hacking—it’s a practical way to dip your toes into real estate!

My name is Jenna and my husband and I are just starting to dip our toes into the real estate world!

I am very interested in real estate investments, and I’ve just started dipping my toes into information and I’m reading a beginners book on real estate investing.

They wouldn't be coming to you.So you can get a gold standard investment advisor and give up .5 to 2% of your return, or you can send the money to one or more huge index funds like Vanguard 500 index fund and sleep well at night.But if you think you have something of value other than the generic value of money, you will be sorely disappointed.

To a coastal investor faced with a high barrier to entry, $40-60k with a promise of immediate cash flow and a partner on the ground to handle everything probably seemed like a great way to dip their toe in the water and become a "passive" real estate investor.   

Like in many other markets, only a minority of owners can get such figures (if they have a special property that they bought at a good price years ago for example) but the average buyer/investor will be sorely disappointed if he/she hopes to reach those figures.

It is a freehold property, recently renovated from top to toe with high quality, large garden, and kept very clean at all times.