It didn't make me nervous because I could pay off the Mortgage and solve my cash flow problem.Over time, I actually paid off the Mortgage to increase my Cash Flow so I can become financially independent.Paying off the Mortgage to increase the Cash Flow was not a characteristic of the Property, it was a choice that I made.From the day I paid off my Mortgage and cash flowed that property, I was financially independent.Do I think that the property I bought with ZERO cash flow was because of the Property?

@Greg Dickerson I just moved to this area from Columbia, SC very nervous about this area.

I have been on www.city-data.com, and looked at sites like rent-o-meter.com and rent.com to see if there is a general interest in renting in particular places, along with just driving around to get a feel for certain areas...I guess I am just nervous to purchase a home, only to have it sit vacant for several months.  

We are nervous but confident that we will win.  

Once I put in that offer, I was so nervous, and felt like I was about to go skydiving or something very dangerous..Fast forward to today.

So I have an opportunity to purchase an off-market duplex in Spring Arbor, Michigan but I'm nervous about the numbers.  

I'm not really nervous or shy just a little antsy and excited to network with people face to face for the first time

I'm really nervous because I just got off the phone with a seller who wants to meet this weekend to look at her property.

I must admit that I'm completely nervous about what to expect.

The first 2 floors are occupied with month to month tenants, and the 3rd floor is renovated and vacant, ready to be rented out to my own tenants once I obtain title.Purchase price is going to be $201,000 and gross annual income should be around 31-33k or so.What I am very nervous about going into this is inheriting tenants and screening tenants.