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Andy Krzanowsky
  • Lawrence, KS
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Anyone else get cold feet?

Andy Krzanowsky
  • Lawrence, KS
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What do you guys do when you start to get cold feet.  I have a decent deal available for my market and the funds to invest.  I now find myself finding reasons upon reasons to not move forward unless it's an amazing deal.

Also, I made the mistake of taking that $40k downpayment and running some numbers on simply investing it at modest returns.  I know that I prefer the tangible asset of real estate and the control of real estate.  I mean there are tons of upsides to owning property.  I am officially in analysis paralysis.

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