That's definitely a fear, however if you buy right where if you were to move out and it cash flowed a decent amount, then it really shouldn't matter too much.

@Wayne BrooksThats exactly what im worried about-if any "hang-ups" happen with refi, it could open up the flood gates of problems I fear.

My biggest fear as an investor (and father of 3), is that I'll overextend myself and end up in the same position that a lot of people were in during the crash. 

My fear is if I Lower what I can take a month then my other tenants next door will want me to lower thier payment a lot lower as well if they find out.I even thought about doing an Airbnb on it, but would need someone to manage it.

In my case, I decided to get an MBA and found that while pricey, it offered me all the basics I needed to know and the skills to learn more without letting the fear of the unknown impede my progress.

My fear with doing the latter is the fact that a HELOC is looked at like any other revolving line of credit and that would badly impact my DTI...any thoughts?

Trying to just push through the fear of all this unknown! 

My fear is he'll do that and not be able to get a loan to build and remain in the trailer bringing my house value down.

My initial instinct is to tie the dog down with a leash that still gives him free reign of the yard, but I fear a dog that can jump the fence may be able to just rip the leash out.

Annie’s theories on “thinking in bets” are designed to help others navigate a world where we can’t be certain of an outcome, but still come out on top over time.This is an absolute can’t-miss episode for those looking for strategies to overcome apprehension, fear, or uncertainty.