They could be afraid that you do not understand the community and soon as you step foot in, you tremble in fear and back out.

Beyond experience, make sure they align with your vision for scaling and financial independence.Finally, don’t let fear of the unknown hold you back.

Your investment properties are in jeopardy.People constantly create these fear-mongering hypotheticals: "What if you fall asleep at the wheel of a bulldozer and run over a family of sixteen watching Home Alone 3 in their den?"

At this point I was fearing for my property as it was actively being damaged.

While real estate investments come with their own risks, it may be one of the best options for those looking for a safe haven against fears of socialism.

I've never been through this process and it's my biggest fear because it seems to be SO costly!

That first post from 15 years ago was a little convoluted.  1031 exchanges are nothing to be fearful of. 

I fear i may be a bit aggressive on my allocation (i fear i am more likely low than high, i like my underwriting to be conservative).  

Openly communicating the selling process can help alleviate their fears and ensure a smoother transition.● Transparent Communication.

Unfortunately i fear you will mostly learn what not to do/repeat.Good luck