I am considering getting my feet wet with flipping, as a way of learning more and raising capital, but my ultimate goal is to buy & hold small multifamily properties, working my way up to larger apartment buildings.Thank you, I look forward to meeting all of you.

Plenty of homes in the Northeast have "wet" basements that if they had drywall would be moldy to.

If you shoot me a message I can send you a link to our training course that covers setup to get your feet wet. 

CAM is usually factored into the regular monthly payment.Capital improvements typically fall on the owner but again it all depends and I have seen it done and numerous ways.

I want to get into investing but am getting my real estate license first to get my feet wet and to also have an advantage when we buy out first home here soon. 

I am a firm believer in starting small to get your feet wet, gain experience, and not risk more capital than you are comfortable losing.

@Lance Hummel welcome to Bigger Pockets,I see there has been numerous discussions on this topic, if you don't get a reply try the search function.

I think the heavy foliage and numerous fruit trees are a constant food source that keeps them around. 

Single Family with an FHA just to get your feet wet?

He has represented numerous clients, both commercial and residential, and real estate law is one of his core services.